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The importance of migrating to SHA2 for your Private PKI

The IT sector has seen a trend in recent years toward replacing less safe cryptographic algorithms like SHA-1 with more secure ones like SHA-2. This

Google Proves It: SHA-1 is Broken

SHA-1 is retired and reputable Certificate Authorities, such as SSL.com, are using SHA-2.

Encrypt As We Say, Not As We Do: The NSA and SHA-1 Certs

The NSA now recommends SHA-384 certificate signatures – but their announcement page is protected with a SHA-1 cert (and throws a big old warning).

Google’s Plans for SHA-1 Certificates

Google plans to retire SHA-1 certificates – and it may be sooner than anticipated.

Facebook, CloudFlare and SHA-1 Fallback

SHA-1 certificates are increasingly insecure, so moves by CloudFlare and Facebook to maintain SHA-1 support may seem counter-intuitive.

Upgrade a Certificate from SHA-1 to SHA-2

You can change from SHA-1 to SHA-2 by “reprocessing” your current certificate. This is free and easy to do at any time via your SSL.com account!

SSL.com Root Certificates

The lists display the path of trust from the root certificate, through the required intermediate certificates to the server certificate for each SSL.com product we offer.

Name	Provider	Purpose	Expiration
Google Analytics	Google	Collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, and the most popular pages.	365 days
StatCounter Analytics	StatCounter	Collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, and the most popular pages.	365 days

SSL/TLS Certificates

Code Signing Certificates

Email, Client, and Document Signing Certificates

NAESB Certificates

Content Delivery Network (CDN)

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