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Abusing Dell Rogue Root CA to Steal User Data

Posted by admin on 24/Nov/2015

Dell has been shipping laptops with a rogue Root CA pre-installed, similarly to what happened earlier this year with SuperFish installed on Lenovo laptops. We will show how it is possible to abuse the root CA to steal user’s data and how to safely remove it.

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