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eMudhra shares fell 20% and hit lower circuit after a security flaw led to distrust of some of its certificate authorities
By ScoutQuest · · 1 min read
- Stock move today
- down 20 percent
- Affected business revenue share
- 1 percent
Heard on business television between 12:46:39 - 12:49:39 IST.
- Eight intermediate certificate authorities were impacted due to a flaw in an April 2025 key generation ceremony that produced weak keys later published to browser root stores.
- Issue was identified by an independent researcher; company stated no infrastructure was compromised and no cyberattack or data breach occurred.
- India DSC and eSign businesses remain unaffected as they run on separate infrastructure; affected global TLS business contributes only about 1% of company revenue.
- Company acknowledged possible reputational risk but has not quantified it in exchange updates.
- Chakri Lokpriya said this is a weakness, not a breach, calls it rectifiable, and said he would not read too much into it given it affects only a small revenue component.
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 21 Oct 2026
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