Banks demand decryption option as part of forthcoming TLS 1.3 web security standard

Nicholas Fearn
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New TLS 1.3 web security standard might clash with banks' regulatory compliance requirements, financial institutions claim

Technology companies are loggerheads with major banks over a security protocol that is responsible for protecting internet traffic. The disagreement relates to an update to the Transport Layer S...

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