<p>In 2008 the world of SSL was shocked by the discovery of a flaw in a popular operating system that limited the total set of possible private keys on this OS to about 32,000. We explain what happened, industry response, and its consequences.</p>

In 2008 the world of SSL was shocked by the discovery of a flaw in a popular operating system that limited the total set of possible private keys on this OS to about 32,000. We explain what happened, industry response, and its consequences.

Root Causes 328: What Is the Debian Weak Key Flaw?

Digital certificate industry veterans Tim Callan and Jason Soroko explore the issues surrounding digital identity, PKI, and cryptographic connections in today's dynamic and evolving computing world. Best practices in digital certificates are continually under pressure from technology trends, new laws and regulations, cryptographic advances, and the evolution of our computing architectures to be more virtual, agile, ubiquitous, and cloud-based. Jason and Tim (and the occasional guest subject matter expert) will help you stay current on developments in this essential technology platform and to understand the whys and wherefores of popular Public Key Infrastructures.

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