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October 2025 Cybersecurity Roundup
Updates & Announcements Important reminders: Last week, SSL.com officially launched BIMI-compliant Verified Mark Certificates (VMCs). VMCs allows organizations to display their legally trademarked logo directly in email recipients’ inboxes, providing enhanced email authentication and brand protection. Available now in Gmail and soon in Apple Mail trust stores. Learn more about
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SSL Support Team
November 18, 2025
Important Update: How to Transition Your Existing VikingCloud Digital Certificate(s) to SSL.com
We’re excited to share that we, SSL.com, a globally trusted Certification Authority (CA), have acquired the VikingCloud certificate business, ensuring you continue to receive the highest quality Certification Authority and PKI services. What This Acquisition Means For You We understand that certificate management is critical to your business operations. The
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SSL Support Team
November 5, 2025
Your Guide to Certificate Transparency
An exploration of Certificate Transparency (CT), its importance, recent developments, and future directions in web security.
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SSL Support Team
October 24, 2025
September 2025 Cybersecurity Roundup
European Airports Disrupted via Collins Aerospace Breach Protect your supply chain with SSL.com eSigner Cloud Code Signing Jaguar Land Rover Cyberattack Halts Production Secure your connected ecosystem with SSL.com IoT and PKI Solutions Harrods Admits Customer Data Exposure via Third-Party Breach Vietnam Investigates Attack on Creditors’ Credit
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SSL Support Team
October 15, 2025
Press Release: SSL.com Joins the C2PA Trust List as a Conformant CA
SSL.com, by satisfying the requirements of the C2PA Conformance Program, has become an authorized issuer of C2PA-conformant signing certificates to products that generate C2PA Content Credentials, thereby strengthening global resilience against digital misinformation. HOUSTON, Texas – September 22, 2025 – SSL.com has announced its inclusion as a trusted certificate authority
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SSL Support Team
October 3, 2025
SSL.com to Deprecate Domain Contact-Based Email Domain Control Validation on December 2, 2024
Starting December 2, 2024, the WHOIS-based email domain control validation (DCV) method to obtain SSL/TLS certificates will no longer be accepted by SSL.com. It has recently been proven by industry experts to be vulnerable, resulting in an upcoming withdrawal by the CA/Browser Forum. Security researchers from watchTowr recently discovered a
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SSL Support Team
September 29, 2025
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