Chrome Unveils Plan For Quantum-Safe HTTPS Certificates
2026-03-04T21:10:15Z•552c80972376beb4f7ae655d8fe5585cc1bbace81ad33215fb5a76948bb27360
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Infosecurity Magazine roundup covering a wide range of high-impact cyber developments: Google Chrome is planning quantum-resistant Merkle Tree HTTPS certificates while researchers disclose multiple vulnerabilities in AI assistants (OpenClaw/ClawJacked) and popular development extensions. Nation-state and APT activity is rising (Iran-linked warnings, North Korea APT37 and Lazarus expansions, UNC2814 takedown), and defenders are urged to immediately patch a Cisco Catalyst SD‑WAN zero‑day. Ransomware and phishing continue to surge (larger median payments, new Starkiller kit that bypasses MFA), AI
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