Microsoft denies helping Thai military government spy on web users
Certificate authorities trusted by Microsoft all independently audited, claims company
Microsoft denies helping Thai military government spy on web users
Microsoft has denied helping the military government in Thailand spy on opposition figures and people suspected of breaking its lese majeste laws - insulting the monarchy - and claimed that the default...
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