SSL Review: September 2020

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Entrust’s monthly SSL review covers SSL/TLS discussions — recaps news, trends and opinions from the industry.

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TLS Protocol 1.2 Vulnerable to Raccoon Attack

Raccoon Attack

Researchers announce Raccoon Attack

Bulletproof TLS Newsletter #69

Raccoon attack shows design flaw in old TLS

Other News & Notes

Hashed Out and TLS Is Only as Strong as Its Weakest Link

Apple proposes changes to their Certificate Transparency (CT) Policy

Let's Encrypt's New Root and Intermediate Certificates

Hashed Out tells us to Say Goodbye to 2-Year Certificates and Hello to Multi-Year SSL Plans

Hardenize on Certificate Transparency: Two Years On

Scott Helme advises Let's Encrypt postpone the ISRG Root transition

Cloudflare and Speeding up HTTPS and HTTP/3 negotiation with... DNS

TLS/SSL Certificates

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Bruce Morton

Director for Certificate Services

Bruce Morton is a pioneering figure in the PKI and digital certificate industry. He currently serves as Director for Certificate Services at Entrust, where he has been employed since 1997. His day-to-day responsibilities include managing standards implementations, overseeing Entrust’s policy authority, and monitoring Entrust Certificate Services for industry compliance.

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