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Iranian banks' SSL certificates are being revoked due to OFAC sanctions

Hacker News · securityby misano ()
AI summary · glm-5.3Summaries by Vani AI

OFAC sanctions are reportedly causing Iranian banks' SSL certificates to be revoked, threatening secure HTTPS access to their services.

A Hacker News discussion highlights a report that Iranian banks' SSL/TLS certificates are being revoked as a consequence of OFAC sanctions. Certificate revocation would degrade or break trusted HTTPS connections to affected banking domains for users in Iran. The item is a headline-only discussion post with limited detail on which certificate authorities or banks are affected.

Key facts
  • OFAC sanctions driving SSL certificate revocations for Iranian banks
  • Could break trusted HTTPS access to Iranian banking services
  • Details on affected CAs and banks not specified in the post
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Hacker News · security

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