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Jun 6, 2018

SN666: Certificate Transparency

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This week we discuss yesterday's further good privacy news from Apple, the continuation of VPNFilter, an extremely clever web browser cross-site information leakage side-channel attack, and Microsoft Research's fork of OpenVPN for security in a post-quantum world. Microsoft drops the ball on a zero-day remote code execution vulnerability in JScript, Valve finally patches a longstanding and very potent RCE vulnerability, Redis caching servers continue to be in serious trouble, a previously patched IE zero-day continues to find victims, and Google's latest Chrome browser has removed support for HTTP public key pinning (HPKP). And, finally, what is "Certificate Transparency," and why do we need it?

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