Thursday 5 November
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DigiCert confirms breach exposing archived customer contact details and identity documents

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, a company that issues digital certificates, has confirmed that an internal system was accessed without permission. Some customers' names, contact details and, in a small number of cases, identity documents such as passports or driver's licences were exposed. DigiCert says its main certificate services were not affected and that active certificates do not need replacing.

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  1. Customers do not need to replace active certificates because of this incident.
  2. Watch for a notification from DigiCert, which says it will contact affected individuals once its review of identity documents is complete.

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