Google latest to shut out Chinese certificate authority for 'deception'
Following in Apple and Mozilla's footsteps, Google's Chrome web browser will no longer trust the Chinese company WoSign after its actions and "deception" allegedly "put the security and privacy of every web user at risk."
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