Microsoft released Security Advisory 3123040 yesterday to alert Windows users that they accidentally disclosed the private key for the *.xboxlive.com SSL certificate and to warn them to be careful ...

Microsoft accidentally leaked a website security certificate that, if used by an attacker, could open up Xbox users to impersonation attacks. Buried away in Tuesday's monthly bumper roundup of ...

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On Tuesday, Microsoft updated their Certificate Trust List (CTL) after the private key for xboxlive.com was leaked to the Web. The company didn’t explain how the leak happened, but the exposed ...

Here's a bit of a strange issue. Microsoft, via its TechNet website, has said that the encryption keys used to secure the connection between a Windows PC and the xboxlive.com domain have been ...

Encryption keys that secure Xbox Live accounts have been "inadvertently disclosed", Microsoft has said. The keys in question are designed to be kept private so they can guarantee the authenticity of a ...

Microsoft has issued a warning that the Xbox Live website is susceptible to attacks after the company "inadvertently disclosed" a security certificate. In a statement (via GameSpot sister site ZDNet), ...