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Chrome browser users have to tag "Check for server certificate revocation" in advanced settings themselves, because Google Chrome as by default will keep users in the dark about quite some amount of recently revoked certificates: http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2014/04/18/chrome-users-oblivious-to-heartbleed-revocation-tsunami.html link article author = John Graham-Cumming.I did install Chromebleed in Google Chrome to be aware during the Heartbleed Revocation tsunami (e.g. from Cloudflare etc.). Netcraft Extension will also inform users or the LastPass Heartbleed checker. Still a lot of Heartbleed insecurity out there, be aware and check them out. polonus
Quote from: polonus on April 19, 2014, 11:50:01 AMChrome browser users have to tag "Check for server certificate revocation" in advanced settings themselves, because Google Chrome as by default will keep users in the dark about quite some amount of recently revoked certificates: http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2014/04/18/chrome-users-oblivious-to-heartbleed-revocation-tsunami.html link article author = John Graham-Cumming.I did install Chromebleed in Google Chrome to be aware during the Heartbleed Revocation tsunami (e.g. from Cloudflare etc.). Netcraft Extension will also inform users or the LastPass Heartbleed checker. Still a lot of Heartbleed insecurity out there, be aware and check them out. polonus This can result in a "noisy" browser experience.