Certificates signed with MD (Message-Digest) version 2 (released in 1989) and 4 (released in1 995), both of which produce 128-bit hash values, are being rejected in the latest Chromium releases over delivering “fatal errors”. MD5, also a 128-bit version, results in an “interstitial warning”, according to Chrome developer Peter Beverloo. Google decided to also reject RSA and DSA key with fewer than 1024 bits.
2DayBlog.com, Google Chrome encryption security gets a bump up
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