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A proposed amendment to eIDAS would force browsers like Google Chrome to trust government-designated third parties - without the requisite security guarantees
A proposed amendment to Article 45 in eIDAS would have a significant, negative impact on web users' security
Leading cyber security experts, advocates and practitioners have urged EU lawmakers not to implement proposed changes for securing online transactions, which they say could jeopardise internet user...
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