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Google Chrome and Android drop TrustCor support following privacy scare - Vimarsana News

Google Chrome and Android drop TrustCor support following privacy scare

Spyware and suspicious activity, which TrustCor says is “unsubstantiated”, has led Google to remove TrustCor as a root CA.

More browsers drop TrustCor certification - Vimarsana News

More browsers drop TrustCor certification

Major web browsers have moved to stop using a software company that certified secure websites, three weeks after The Washington Post reported its connections to a U.S. military contractor.

Web browsers drop mysterious company with ties to U.S. military contractor - Vimarsana News

Web browsers drop mysterious company with ties to U.S. military contractor

Major web browsers moved Wednesday to stop using a mysterious software company that certified websites were secure, three weeks after The Washington Post reported its connections to a U.S. military contractor.

Shady root certification company might have connections with the United States intelligence: Report - Vimarsana News

Shady root certification company might have connections with the United States intelligence: Report

The company's name is TrustCor Systems, and it is trusted by several web browsers, such as Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Firefox and others, as a root certificate authority.

Source: digit.in
Mysterious company with government ties plays key internet role - Vimarsana News

Mysterious company with government ties plays key internet role

An offshore company that is trusted by the major web browsers and other tech companies to vouch for the legitimacy of websites has connections to contractors for U.S. intelligence agencies and law enforcement, according to security researchers, documents and interviews.