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  Rogue Google certificate used by 300,000 Iranian IPs

  Iranian internet users whose security may have been compromised by the forged Google.com digital certificate could number in the hundreds of thousands. An interim report (PDF) commissioned by DigiNotar, the certification authority (CA) at the centre of the hacking incident, also reveals lax security at the Dutch firm.

  By Stilgherrian | 06 September, 2011 11:02

  Tags: breach, DigiNotar, digital certificates, Dropbox, Fox-IT, Google, hackers, MI6, network security, network servers, pki, security, Tor, VPN servers

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