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eMudhra Statement on Recent Certificate Security Incident

In line with our announcement to cease issuance of emSign TLS certificates, eMudhra wishes to provide an update regarding the scheduled phase out of certificates issued under the emSign G1 hierarchy by major browser root programs.


The respective browser root programs have indicated the following effective dates for phase out of emSign G1 chained certificates: For Chrome and Mozilla, SCTNotAfter implies that after these dates, certificates issued under the emSign G1 hierarchy will not be trusted by the respective browser and platform trust programs, but does not impact any existing certificates issued before these dates. For Apple it means all certificates issued under the G1 hierarchy at any point in time will cease to be trusted on their platforms.

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