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Google says counterfeit TLS certificates for major services were stolen by hackers…

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Google says counterfeit TLS certificates for major services were stolen by hackers after three country-code top-level domains were hijacked. The issue could affect access to several leading global brands on Windows PCs and other devices. Google has not said more in the summary about a fix or any action readers should take.

Source: techradar.com

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