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GlobalSign is transitioning to new Alpha SSL root certificates

The certification authority recently announced the migration from the R1 to R6 hierarchy of Alpha SSL root certificates to comply with the updated Mozilla root store policy and CA/B Forum requirements.

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GlobalSign is transitioning to new Alpha SSL root certificates The certification authority recently announced the migration from the R1 to R6 hierarchy of Alpha SSL root certificates to comply with the updated Mozilla root store policy and CA/B Forum requirements.

OpenSSL 3.2 library has been released

An update of the free, open-source OpenSSL 3.2 library has been released, which is used to ensure secure connections in computer networks.
Development of OpenSSL 3.2 lasted over 2 years, with over 4000 commits and contributions from 300 different authors.

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OpenSSL 3.2 library has been released An update of the free, open-source OpenSSL 3.2 library has been released, which is used to ensure secure connections in computer networks.

Lock icon for HTTPS will be revised in Google Chrome 117

The lock icon in the browser has long caused dissatisfaction among Google developers, so in September 2022 it was decided to reconsider its design.

Initially, the lock icon for accessing sites via HTTPS appeared in the first versions of Netscape back in the nineties. Today, more than 95% of all websites are transmitted over HTTPS. Due to wide distribution, Google has thought about how to somehow modify the signals about secure connections in the browser.

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