Keyword Researcher http://www.keywordresearcher.info Keyword Researcher Blog Sun, 04 Jan 2009 19:57:49 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-10/ 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-10/ 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-9/ 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-8/ 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-7/ 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-6/ 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-5/ 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-4/ 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-3/ 14% of SSL certificates on the Internet potentially unsafe Netcraft provided more details on a critical digital certificate vulnerability revealed last week. Although Microsoft downplayed the problem by stating that the successful exploit was not published, Netcraft found that 14% of SSL certificates (135,000 total!) use the vulnerable MD5 hashing algorithm. http://www.keywordresearcher.info/articles/14-of-ssl-certificates-on-the-internet-potentially-unsafe-2/