Google Chrome has stolen an important security feature from its rival – Techradar

Google is planning to follow in Mozilla’s footsteps as the search giant has announced plans to run its own certificate root program/store for its Chrome browser.
While operating systems and applications use a root program or root store to verify the identity of software during installation, Chrome and other web browsers use root stores to ensure that HTTPS connections are valid. They do this by examining a website’s TLS certificate to determine whether the root certificate used to generate it is…

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