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A researcher named Wayne scanned certificates with a key-checking tool, found eight anomalous EC keys in a disclosure library, and sent an email about the problem to Apple, Chrome, Microsoft, Mozilla and eMudra before six o'clock that evening.
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10/22/2026
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