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Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla come together to end TLS 1.0

October 16, 2018 feed

Almost everyone has now migrated to TLS 1.2, and a few have moved to TLS 1.3.

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Safari address-spoofing bug could be used in phishing, malware attacks

May 18, 2015 feed

Flaw in latest iOS and OS X versions can deceive users about the site they’re visiting.

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FREAK vulnerability can leave encrypted communications open to attack

March 4, 2015 feed

A recently reported flaw lets attackers force secure connections to use a weaker, breakable form of encryption.
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Apple blacklists older versions of Flash plugin due to security risk

March 1, 2013 arstechnica.com

Flash is the new Java. Or is that the other way around?

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