eMudhra to exit the global SSL/TLS certificate business
Original title: eMudhra to Exit global SSL/TLS Certificate Business
The company says affected CAs were revoked within 14 hours, with no end-entity certificates and no data breach.
eMudhra’s board decided on October 22 to withdraw from the global SSL/TLS certificate business after a recent incident involving its global SSL/TLS certificates. Chairman V. Srinivasan said the company revoked the affected CAs within 14 hours of discovery, issued no end-entity certificates from those CAs, and that infrastructure was not compromised and no data was breached. SSL/TLS is described as about 1% of global revenue. G1 RSA roots will continue during a transition, replacement certificates will be free through partners, and status services will run until certificates expire or are replaced.
Unconfirmed: Details of the incident beyond eMudhra’s statement are not given.
- eMudhra still owes browser root programs a full root-cause report.
- DSC, eSign, emCA, CertiNext, emSigner, SecurePass, and emAS are said to be unaffected.
- Global SSL/TLS infrastructure is described as separate from other operations.
- The company cites cost, compliance, and free certificates from large issuers.
- 1.Replace affected SSL/TLS certificates through eMudhra partners during the transition.
From the original article
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Will Sharpen Focus on Core Enterprise Solutions and trust services other than SSL/TLS BENGALURU, INDIA, October 22, 2026 - eMudhra Limited (BSE: 543533 | NSE: EMUDHRA), a global digital trust company, today announced that its Board has decided to voluntarily withdraw from the global SSL/TLS certificate business. Mr. V.
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