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Certificates and "authorities"Certificates and "authorities"Posted Sep 8, 2011 20:36 UTC (Thu) by dashesy (subscriber, #74652)In reply to: Certificates and "authorities" by etienne Parent article: Certificates and "authorities"
The very first thing I ask all my folks in Iran to do, is to delete internet explorer short-cuts (it is hard to un-install completely as being part of the OS).
I used to ask them to install firefox and keep it updated; after this incident and the clear advantage of built-in certificate pinning I changed my suggestion to use Chrome instead. I am sure however, that the ratio of users using Linux over Xp/7 is the same as everywhere else, so maybe it is time to tell everyone about Linux :)
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Certificates and "authorities" Posted Sep 9, 2011 18:18 UTC (Fri) by rickmoen (subscriber, #6943) [Link]
So, instead of recommending the leading open source Web browser, you're recommending a proprietary one issued by the company that recently bought DoubleClick for US $3.1B?
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Certificates and "authorities" Posted Sep 9, 2011 18:41 UTC (Fri) by nix (subscriber, #2304) [Link]
Chromium, then. It has pinned certificates too.
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