Google certificates upgrade in progress

In an effort to enhance Internet security, Google announced a transition from 1024-bit to 2048-bit certificates, along with changes to their certificate chain, which began in July 2013 and is expected to conclude in the following months. While this upgrade aims to bolster security for Google and its users, potential issues have been identified for users of outdated OpenSSL versions with obsolete CA databases and instances of embedded-client software with hard-coded certificate logic. Despite these concerns, most client software is anticipated to function without problems. Google encourages users to consult their FAQ page and test their clients against a designated sandbox to ensure compatibility.

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