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Previously, we advised that the [SSL industry must move to the SHA 2 hashing algorithm][1] for certificate signatures. We thought it would be helpful to provide the reasoning be…
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Previously, we advised that the [SSL industry must move to the SHA 2 hashing algorithm][1] for certificate signatures. We thought it would be helpful to provide the reasoning be…