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Apple blocks compromised eMudhra certificates in Safari, gaps remain in macOS tools

Original: Apple blocks compromised eMudhra certificates in Safari, yet says its macOS git and curl can still accept them until a f

Apple has blocked certificates from Indian certificate authority eMudhra in Safari after reports they were compromised, but warns that macOS command-line tools like git and curl may still accept the affected roots until a future update. Security researcher Dennis Jackson reports macOS 27.2 also reverted manual fixes users had applied. Apple offers a workaround while cautioning that removing the root certificates outright could break some legitimate services.

Why now: A compromised certificate authority being only partially blocked leaves many macOS users exposed through everyday developer tools.

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