SSL News
New Certificate Auto-Installation Tools from Comodo
Comodo posted a press released about a new technology that can automatically generate a private key and CSR on the server and then automatically install the certificate once it is issued. This has the potential to make many certificate installation processes much simpler.
Is PCI Compliance working?
PCI Compliance, the credit card industry's standard for helping vendors avoid threats, is playing a big role is making credit card processing systems more secure. But does it really work?
Extended Validation SSL Certificate Gains Adoption
The Certification Authority/Browser Forum (CAB Forum), the author of the guidelines for issuing Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificates, is pleased to announce that approximately 5,000 EV SSL certificates have been deployed by businesses and organizations worldwide(1) since the introduction of the guidelines last June.
Over 100 Credit Unions now have EV SSL Certificates
VeriSign posted a press release stating that over 100 Credit Unions now use their EV SSL Certificates.
Safari 3.1 released. No EV SSL Support.
Apple released Safari 3.1 on Tuesday. Along with new features are 13 security updates for the Safari browser, but without a trace of support for EV SSL Certificates.
OpenSSL CSR Wizard
DigiCert's new OpenSSL CSR Wizard allows you to quickly create a command to create a CSR in OpenSSL.
SSL Certificate Authority Review Contest ($50 Gift Certificate)
Our SSL Certificate Authority Review Contest is announced. Post an SSL Certificate Authority Review for any Certificate Authority and enter to win a $50 Amazon.com Gift Certificate.
Will Code Signing Certificates go EV?
Larry Seltzer writes about the development of EV certificates and how they relate to EV Certificates.
Flash + SSL + IE = WTF
Barton from phy5ics.com posted about his experience trying to load data via SSL into Flash using Internet Explorer.
SSL certificates don't guarantee safety
The London Free Press wrote a short article about how much we should really trust "green address bars" and SSL certificates.
