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Comodo Notifies VeriSign of Major Security Vulnerability and Urges VeriSign to Correct, Remediate and Notify its Customers
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third-party notify VeriSign of a security vulnerability affecting its customers Web sites, including a major financial institution. While Comodo was not in a position to fully evaluate the scope of the vulnerability, Comodo believed it to be a significant security concern for VeriSign's customers (and users of their customer's Web sites) that rely on secure SSL Digital Certificates to transmit business and personal data.
Comodo urged VeriSign to take immediate steps to correct and remediate the vulnerability and notify all their customers who may be affected by this vulnerability. Comodo followed the Vulnerability Disclosure Guidelines of the Common Computing Security Standards Forum (CCSS) by using an independent third-party as a medium for disclosure. It provided a disclosure document to VeriSign outlining the vulnerability.
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Industry News
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Comodo Surpasses Verisign By Securing 15% More Web Sites |
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Comodo has surpassed the VeriSign brand in the number of SSL Certificates currently in use. Based on independent research conducted by Netsekure.org, Comodo has now supplied 15% more valid SSL Certificates to Web sites than VeriSign has. This data is also reinforced by Comodo's extensive research of over 1.5 million valid SSL Certificates. |
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A tool developed by Netsekure.org collected the root certificates from Alexa's Top One Million Web site list. During the process, 350,000 hosts were queried, and over 50,000 SSL entries were bound. The resulting data demonstrated that, out of those entries, 8,049 SSL certificates were issued by Comodo and 6,944 were issued by VeriSign. |
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In a recent blog post, VeriSign's Product Marketing Executive, Tim Callan, stated that the Netsekure.org research is an "excellent piece of work" which may accurately reflect market share, specifically the million largest Web sites. |
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Comodo's proprietary Web crawler has randomly analyzed a sampling of over 1.5 million valid SSL certificates, and out of the 1.5 million SSL certificates sampled, 210,000 were valid Comodo SSL certificates, while 175,000 were valid VeriSign SSL Certificates. This reinforces the Netsekure.org data because there was only about a 1% difference between the two separate results. |
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To review crawler up-to-date analysis, visit http://www.whichssl.com/ssl-market-share.html |
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Comodo Launches New Internet Security Checkmark Assuring Customer Confidence in All eCommerce Transactions |
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Comodo has implemented a new logo design and seal, which customers can use on their websites protected by Comodo SSL CA certificates. The design, consistent with a similar check mark design on Comodo's firewall products, is scheduled to rollout immediately and was created in order to reposition the check mark icon more prominently in bold green lettering on every site in order to assure customers the highest level of security protection.
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Comodo Notifies VeriSign of Major Security Vulnerability... |
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Comodo Surpasses Verisign By Securing 15% More Web Sites |
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Comodo Targets eCommerce Merchants |
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