Multi-Perspective Validation Improves Domain Validation Security
At Let’s Encrypt we’re always looking for ways to improve the security and integrity of the Web PKI. We’re proud to launch multi-perspective domain validation today because we believe it’s an important step forward for the domain validation process. To our knowledge we are the first CA to deploy multi-perspective validation at scale.
Domain validation is a process that all...
Prioritizing Vulnerability Management Using Machine Learning
Using a few free web sources and a spreadsheet, security teams can use machine learning to quickly predict which critical vulnerabilities will be exploited. - Read more
Vulnerabilities, Exploits, and Malware Driving Attack Campaigns in December 2019
Threat campaign activity in December 2019 doubled from the previous month. - Read more
How Let’s Encrypt Runs CT Logs
Let’s Encrypt launched a Certificate Transparency (CT) log this past spring. We’re excited to share how we built it in hopes that others can learn from what we did. CT has quickly become an important piece of Internet security infrastructure, but unfortunately it’s not trivial to run a good log. The more the CT community can share about what...
Fwd: [Demo] Detect Threats and Identify Unauthorized Changes
Prevent, detect, and correct problems in your IT systems. Read Online Tripwire Demo: Protecting Your Infrastructure Detecting change in your IT environment is a foundational control...
Onboarding Your Customers with Let’s Encrypt and ACME
If you work at a hosting provider or CDN, ACME’s DNS-01 validation
method can make it a lot easier to onboard new customers who have an
existing HTTPS website at another provider. Before your new customer
points their domain name at your servers, you need to have a certificate
already installed for them. Otherwise visitors to the customer’s site
will see an outage for...
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