Internet users and dissidents in Iran are believed [1] to be at particular risk from the rogue SSL certificate, which is used to digitally “sign” HTTPS connections to any google.com site and was issued by a Dutch company called DigiNotar on 10 July. Read more here [2].
Iran: Rogue SSL certificate and Iranian dissidents
· Written by Fred Petrossian
Categories: Middle East & North Africa, Iran, Digital Activism, Technology