Google says its Chrome browser will stop trusting certificates from two certificate authorities after “patterns of concerning ...

Patterns of concerning behavior led Google to remove trust in certificates from Chunghwa Telecom and Netlock from Chrome.

Google says it will start distrusting digital certificates issued by two certificate authorities due to, Chunghwa Telecom and ...

Google has announced that it will cease to trust certifications from Entrust, a prominent certificate authority, starting November 1, 2024. The change, which will affect Chrome browsers from ...

Google's decision to remove default trust for digital certificates issued by Chunghwa Telecom starting July 31, 2025, has ignited global debate over certificate authority (CA) governance and digital ...

Google's Chrome and ... new credentials from a different certificate authority, Google will wait an unspecified period of time before implementing the change. Once that grace period ends, Google ...

and there is no timeline of when Chrome will transition from using the OS root store to its own internal list. For now, Google maker has published rules for Certificate Authorities (CAs), the ...

Chrome will trust the certificate if deployed in this manner. Right-click Trusted Root Certification Authorities and choose ... if you perform this setting change in Firefox: In Firefox, type ...

Miffed certificate authorities are calling on Google to give websites more time to upgrade the security used in browser-to-server communications before displaying warnings in Chrome. The CAs are ...

Instead, Google uses their Chrome update mechanism to send batches of serial numbers of revoked certificates which it constantly gathers by crawling Certificate Authorities. Google's approach ...