Ars Technica reported that security researchers disclosed attackers obtained counterfeit TLS certificates for Google and other major internet services by compromising a certificate authority, potentially enabling man-in-the-middle incidents targeting enterprise users.
Cloudflare announced it will issue quantum-safe TLS certificates to customers, using new encryption algorithms based on post-quantum cryptography standards, to address the potential risk of future quantum computers breaking existing internet encryption systems. This marks the first time a major CDN provider has systematically launched a quantum-safe certificate product, signaling that internet infrastructure is beginning a systematic security upgrade for the quantum era.