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eMudhra will withdraw from its global SSL/TLS business after a researcher found eight intermediate CA keys easily guessable. The board decided on Thursday, five days after the October 17 report. Chrome stops trusting the root on October 27, while Mozilla acted on October 20. About 30,800 unexpired certificates are affected, with 97% issued via ACME.
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eMudhra Exits SSL Business Over Weak Keys

eMudhra says it will exit the SSL/TLS certificate business, 1% of its revenue, after its TLS certificates with private keys of just 3 to 8 bits were compromised (Abhirami G/Reuters)

eMudhra Weak Keys Trigger Global Trust Block