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Google to Ditch Public Key Pinning in Chrome

Google says upcoming version of Chrome will deprecate the browser’s support for HTTP public key pinning. Google said that in an upcoming version of Chrome it will deprecate the browser’s support for ...
The Next Web

Firefox 32 arrives with new HTTP cache, public key pinning support, and seamless language switching on Android

Mozilla today officially launched Firefox 32 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. Additions include a new HTTP cache for improved performance, public key pinning support, and easy language switching ...
ZDNet

Google: Chrome is backing away from public key pinning, and here's why

Google has announced plans to deprecate Chrome support for HTTP public key pinning (HPKP), an IETF standard that Google engineers wrote to improve web security but now consider harmful. HPKP, as ...
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Microsoft Considering Public-Key Pinning for Internet Explorer

Microsoft is considering adding public-key pinning–an important defense against man-in-the-middle attacks–to Internet Explorer. The feature is designed to help protect users against the types of MITM ...
Bleeping Computer

Google to Remove Public Key Pinning (PKP) Support in Chrome

Late yesterday afternoon, Google announced plans to deprecate and eventually remove PKP support from the Chromium open-source browser, which indirectly means from Chrome. PKP, which stands for Public ...