eMudhra breach: Netizens react as IT Ministry says impact on Indian sites ‘very limited’
Cybersecurity agency CERT-In warned that the compromised keys could let attackers issue fraudulent certificates for domains they do not control, impersonate legitimate websites and carry out attacks that intercept or modify encrypted communications.
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