It’s hard to develop bug-free code on the first try, so developers need the freedom to experiment and break things before going live. Whether you’re developing certificate automation solutions with SSL.com’s RESTful SWS API or just learning to work with teams and orders in » Continue Reading.
With so many people currently working and studying from home, phishing is becoming a bigger problem every day. Phishing scams try to trick you into giving up sensitive personal information and/or install malware on your devices via fake email messages and websites. Sadly, some » Continue Reading.
You already know that cybercriminals are out there trying to steal your passwords and credit card numbers, and that you need to be careful when shopping, banking, and interacting with organizations like your school or employer online. With so many people now working and studying » Continue Reading.
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Phishing is a malignant curse and the evil chuds behind phishing campaigns are always seeking a new angle of attack. As worry about COVID-19’s spread increases, and as more people start working and studying from home, we can » Continue Reading.
Welcome to this February edition of SSL.com’s Security Roundup. It may be our shortest month, but it was still full of developments in SSL/TLS, digital certificates, and network security. This month, we’ll be covering: Apple limits SSL/TLS Certificates to just over a year DNS » Continue Reading.