We recently released statistics that show how incorporating an Entrust Datacard instant issuance solution into a financial institutions portfolio can produce year-over-year growth in purchase volume and transactions. Today, instant issuance continues to expand into bank and credit union branch loca...
Details surrounding the SWEET32: Birthday attacks on 64-bit block ciphers in TLS and OpenVPN can be found in the paper released by Karthikeyan Bhargavan and Gaëtan Leurent from INRIA in France. The paper shows that cipher suites using 64-bit block length ciphers are vulnerable to plaintext recovery...
Cryptography was originally developed to secure communications, i.e., data in transit (alternatively, data in motion). A central objective of any cryptographic system was – and still is – to ensure that messages exchanged between senders and receivers were safe from unwanted interception. However, t...
Emerging vulnerabilities underscore the argument for creating a safer Internet for everyone including domain owners by using HTTPS Everywhere, as called for by Google in 2014. The HTTPoxy vulnerability sends us yet another signal to use HTTPS Everywhere, including internal sites. Although secure se...
We are at the cusp of an era where our lives will rarely depart from a connected computing ecosystem of some kind. The pervasiveness of connected systems will generate entirely new business models based on services that consume the data from these connected systems under the larger themes of digital...
In recent years, cyberattacks against law firms have managed to mostly slip under the radar. Even reports of the Panama Papers breach, which garnered international attention, downplayed the cyberattack aspect of the scenario. Nevertheless, law firms are regularly targeted by cybercriminals just as ...
Entrust's monthly SSL review covers SSL/TLS discussions "” recaps news, trends and opinions from the industry. Entrust and CA Security Council Entrust Identity ON discussed: PROVE IT: How Extended Validation Certificates Are Saving the World CA Security Council discussed: What Kind of SSL/TLS...
