Digital certificates are dead - killed by issues of scalability and trust
Digital certificate authorities are neither authorities, nor entirely secure, argues Miracl CEO Brian Spector. Something new is needed
Digital certificates used to be synonymous with security on the internet - a seemingly trusted enterprise issued the certificates that could verify all of our relationships online. But in recent years,...
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