Eight eMudhra certificates have been compromised, posing potential security risks. The compromised certificates could allow hackers to spoof websites and create fake digital credentials. Security experts warn that fixing the issue requires additional trust updates beyond browsers. Google and Mozilla have blocked associated links, emphasizing the critical nature of the problem.
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