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View in browser Hey buddy, Fall is finally upon us, bringing with it some interesting developments in the online security space. This month on the blog, we discussed some recent cyber attacks, WhatsApp boosting its end-to-end encryption offering, why biometric surveillance is creepy, and more. As always, scroll to the end for an excellent SSL discount. Happy reading! European bodies make calls to ban AI biometric surveillance Move over facial recognition; you've got a new rival in creepy surveillance methods: biometrics. Find out what biometrics involves and why some European bodies want it banned. WhatsApp finally launching end-to-end encryption for backups Users of the messaging app will be pleased to learn that their chat backups will finally be encrypted. Learn more about how it will work and why encryption doesn't necessarily equal complete privacy. Affiliate program Start earning extra cash with our affiliate program—35% commission of every new customer order JOIN The difference between AWS and Public CA Certificates If you use AWS services, you have several encryption options for securing your sites or services. Read about the pros and cons of AWS Certificates and Public CA Certificates and which kind to choose. Chinese hacking groups accused of coordinating recent cyber attacks With high-profile hacking incidents and cyber attacks continually on the rise, we take a look at some recent cases where the alleged perpetrators were groups operating out of China. Learn more. Your September deal Get up to 66% off on all SSLs at SSLs.com. Use coupon code BIOMETRICS, valid until the end of October 2021. Get up to 66% off any SSL, use code: BIOMETRICS This newsletter issue was written and researched by Cora Quigley. Follow us on Twitter or Facebook to keep up with more content. You got this email because you subscribed to our emails rock. We respect your privacy. Stay savvy. © SSLs.com, AZ 85034, USA Helpdesk | Privacy policy | Unsubscribe