Last year, Microsoft announced that, effective January 10, 2017, all Windows products would stop accepting as valid SHA-1 certificates issued from publicly-trusted CAs. Many of our partners in the industry told us that, because of the end of the year holiday lockdown periods, a January date was effectively a November date. Because of this, Microsoft has reconsidered it's position, and we have decided to move the effective date of the SHA-1 deprecation to Tuesday, February 14, 2017. Please see http://aka.ms/sha1 for more information.
Jody Cloutier Senior Security Program Manager Microsoft Trusted Root Certificate Program<http://aka.ms/rootcert> [cid:[email protected]]<sip:[email protected]>[cid:[email protected]]<tel:+1%20(425)%20705-7566>[cid:[email protected]]<mailto:[email protected]>[cid:[email protected]]<https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodycloutier> [https://brandtools.microsoft.com/Style%20Library/BT/Images/MicrosoftMasterLogo.png]<http://microsoft.com/>
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