New Chrome Security Rules—Google Gives Websites Until 11/1 To Comply

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New Chrome Security Rules—Google Gives Websites Until 11/1 To Comply
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Updated, Monday, July 1: This article has been updated to include information regarding Mozilla’s role in highlighting issues with Entrust .

In the report’s executive summary, Entrust, a certificate authority for more than two decades, admitted that the incidents were “unnecessary and based on our own mistakes or misjudgments” and, as such, fell short of the standards the organization expected of itself. “We have thoughtfully considered the community’s questions and comments, and this input is reflected in our plans,” the report stated.

The Entrust spokesperson also confirmed that the decision by the Chrome Root Program does not impact upon its Verified Mark Certificates, nor code-signing and digital signing, or private certificate offerings.

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