Apple announces plans to boost Safari security for sites using HTTPS

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By Ben LovejoyFeb 24, 2020, 7:15 am983 ptsHot
Apple has announced that it will boost Safari security for secure websites from September 1st. From that date, the browser will only accept HTTPS certificates issued within the past 13 months. While this is a technical-sounding change, it’s should provide greater protection against two separate risks … more……

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