Beginning February 2027, all newly issued certificates will have a 64-day validity period by default.

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ISSUE 23.30.1 • 2026-07-28 By Susan Bradley • Comment about this alert Today, I want to tell you that I’m less worried about the side effects of this month’s security updates from Windows, Apple, and Linux distros. I’m more concerned about security in the AI industry in general. July saw the first side effects of […]

The secure boot deadline day came and went and I don’t see massive gnashing of teeth, nor screams of computers not booting. That doesn’t mean I don’t see IT admins still working through issues about getting these certificates installed, but for consumers, your systems still worked just fine. On a German site (use the translate button), […]

Brian King // News from Google this week says that Chrome will start enforcing Certificate Transparency a year from now. https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/#!topic/ct-policy/78N3SMcqUGw This means that when Chrome contacts a website, if […]

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Joff Thyer // A network can authenticate a client workstation using the 802.1X and Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) using multiple different methods.  EAP is used both in a wired network […]

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