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Cybersecurity alert: eMudhra reports compromise of eight intermediate CA certificates
Updated On: 22 October, 2026 11:52 AM IST | New Delhi | Agencies
Indian certification authority eMudhra has reported the compromise of private keys linked to eight intermediate certificates, including six TLS and two code-signing certificates, according to CERT-In. The company said the incident affected a small part of its global TLS business

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Indian digital certification authority eMudhra has revealed that private keys associated with its certificates have been compromised, which verify trusted digital assets and ensure secure online data transmission, according to an advisory from the cybersecurity watchdog Cert-In. eMudhra issues certificates for digital signatures that are used for several online transactions by all kinds of business entities.
PKI consists of several components, including public and private keys, for digital assets in mathematical codes used for encryption, digital certificates issued to websites as a mark of trust, etc. TLS (Transport Layer Security) certificates, popularly associated with HTTPS websites, are a set of security protocols that ensure data transmission among digital assets, like browsers and apps, in a secure manner.


