The New Google .zip TLD: Examining Potential Cybersecurity Risks
On May 3rd Google introduced several new top-level domains (TLDs), including the .zip TLD which has generated warnings from the cybersecurity...
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Robert Spivak
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Feb 26, 2016 10:07:00 PM
Last week the PCI Standards Council commented on the upcoming DSS 3.2 update and what it means for the rest of 2016.
Ever since the sunset of SSL and early TLS was extended in December, the industry has been awaiting the update of the DSS and PA-DSS before June 2016 to adjust the published timelines. We also expected the update would incorporate any feedback that the council has received and remove the pre-June 2015 testing procedures. The good news is that the new update of the standard goes further and includes the following:
The addition of new requirements may also impact any organizations that have compensating controls in place using any of the new controls. The team at Control Gap will be monitoring updates and will provide analysis and commentary when 3.2 arrives.
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