Cultivating a robust and efficient quantum-safe HTTPS
2026-03-05T13:23:41Z•aafdaa6c881192c7d2c4938cb9bcd57213eba80415ebc5837bf6991fc42b1135
AirDropAndroidAndroid theft protectionCA/Browser ForumCertificate TransparencyChrome Root StoreGPU securityGoogle PlayMTCMali GPUMerkle Tree CertificatesPLANTSQuick ShareTLSagentic browsingapp securitybiometricscross-platform file sharingdomain validationpost-quantumprompt injectionquantum-safescam protection
What happened
This collection of Google security posts announces several product- and ecosystem-level security initiatives and hardening efforts. Chrome is coordinating with the IETF PLANTS working group on Merkle Tree Certificates (MTCs) and will not immediately add traditional post‑quantum X.509 certs to the Chrome Root Store, aiming to address performance and CT bandwidth issues for quantum-resistant crypto. The Chrome Root Program and CA/Browser Forum are phasing out legacy Domain Control Validation (DCV) methods (full effect by March 2028). Android updates include expanded AI‑driven scam protections (e
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- google_security_blog
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- aafdaa6c881192c7d2c4938cb9bcd57213eba80415ebc5837bf6991fc42b1135
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- 2026-03-05T13:23:41Z
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- Yes
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