Google has announced plans to deprecate Chrome support for HTTP public key pinning (HPKP), an IETF standard that Google engineers wrote to improve web security but now consider harmful.

Google says upcoming version of Chrome will deprecate the browser’s support for HTTP public key pinning. Google said that in an upcoming version of Chrome it will deprecate the browser’s ...

Microsoft is considering adding public-key pinning–an important defense against man-in-the-middle attacks–to Internet Explorer. The feature is designed to help protect users against the types ...

Six security advisories – three of which are deemed critical – were addressed in the Tuesday release of Firefox 32, which also comes with some new features, including public key pinning ...

It enables organizations to simplify what has long been a complex and little understood recommendation: certificate public key pinning. Approov is also offering a free webinar at 1 pm EDT ...