phishing
Certificate Transparency for Phishing Hunters: Catch the Domain Before the Email
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Summary
Almost every phishing site wants a padlock, and every publicly trusted certificate is written to a public log. How to read an X.509 certificate, how Certificate Transparency works, and how to turn CT logs into an early warning feed for lookalike domains.
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