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Podcast Dec 21, 2020
Root Causes 137: SolarWinds Supply Chain Attack and Digital Identity
The SolarWinds supply chain attack i includes unusual manipulations of digital identity and certificates. We explore these aspects of the attack.
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Webinar Dec 10, 2020
Q4 Sectigo Pulse: Special End of Year Edition
Join us for this special year-end edition to our Pulse webinars as we look back at 2020 and make predictions for 2021.
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Webinar Sep 24, 2020
Q3 Sectigo Pulse Webinar
Join us for our quarterly Sectigo Pulse webinar, where we'll cover the latest product and compliance news, and how they might impact you and your business.
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Podcast Jul 14, 2020
Root Causes 106: Massive Intermediate Certificate Distrust on the Way
14 public CAs have to revoke intermediates and destroy their keys, putting millions of active SSL, S/MIME, and other public certificates at risk.
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Blog Post Jul 02, 2020
Google has identified intermediate certificates from public CAs that violate CABF Baseline Requirements and pose security risk. Sectigo is unaffected.
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Podcast Jun 12, 2020
Root Causes 99: AddTrust Root Expiration Explained
The recent expiration of Sectigo's AddTrust legacy root caused some systems to stop working and forced some admins to keep working over the weekend.
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Blog Post Mar 31, 2020
Happy World Backup Day!
We all have suffered from losing files or databases in some way or fashion.
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Blog Post Mar 02, 2020
Let's Encrypt has issued millions of certificates without proper CAA checks. LE multi-domain cert users should assume they're affected.
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News Article Feb 20, 2020
Later this year, websites using long-life SSL/TLS certs issued after the cut-off point will throw up privacy errors in Apple's browser.
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Notification Feb 20, 2020
This week Apple announced at the 49th CA/Browser Forum Face-to-Face that it will limit the term of accepted TLS certificates to 398 days as of September 1, 2020. Certificates issued on or after that date with term beyond 398 days will be distrusted in Apple products.
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Notification Jan 17, 2020
This week Microsoft disclosed the existence of a critical vulnerability in how Windows operating systems validate ECC-based x.509 certificates and released patches for affected versions that are supported.
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Podcast Aug 12, 2019
Root Causes 31: Using PKI to Authenticate Phone Callers
Caller ID numbers have no identity value as they are completely self-reported, enabling robocalling scams. Our hosts explain a new effort to end them.