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What are the changes to SSL for the 2048 Bit Root update?

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What are the changes to SSL for the 2048 Bit Root update?

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Our SSL vendors, GeoTrust are in the midst of a transition from 1024-bit roots to new, more secure 2048-bit roots. As a result of this upgrade, there are some changes to how SSL certificates are purchased through TPP, specifically relating to the ordering and installation. Please note: Currently installed SSL certificates are not affected by the changes. However, new certificates along with renewals of existing certificates will required 2048-bit Certificate Signing Requests (CSRs) in the future, depending on the specific certificate brand and type. The new 2048-bit root updates will go live on the following date: – GeoTrust – July 22, 2010 TPP Internet will begin requiring 2048-bit CSRs at the same time as the root updates occur. You may already submit 2048-bit CSRs for all products. In fact, Extended Validation (EV) certificates already required 2048-bit CSRs. If you submit an SSL order with a 1024-bit CSR after the root updates take place on the date listed above, the order will fai

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