Dear blogger: Here's the SSL for Blogger!

aka doesbloggerofferHTTPSyet.com

Good (although very belated and not totally awesome but still really good) news, everyone!  HTTPS support is finally coming to Blogspot:

We’re rolling this out gradually and Blogspot authors interested in enabling HTTPS support can begin opting-in today. Simply log into https://www.blogger.com, click on the blog you’d like to make HTTPS enabled, navigate to the Settings page, and select "yes" for "HTTPS Availability". Unfortunately, blogs with custom domains are not supported in this first version. 

When browsers react - Revoked certificates, Heartbleed and you! - News at 11.

tl;dr:  Don't forget to reissue your new SSL certificate after you revoke your old one.

I tried to connect to https://kutv.com but Chrome 35 was displeased.  Apparently the website's SSL certificate has been revoked, and once that happens ye shall not pass:

IPv6 APN means no VPN for the Galaxy S5 on T-Mobile

After starting up F-Secure's Freedome (my nomination for Android app of the year) on my new Samsung Galaxy S5 I noticed that webpages stopped loading.  In fact, I seemed to have lost all internet connectivity even though Freedome's notification icon indicated it was connected and the 4G/LTE data icon was present.  What gives?

CityWeekly.net is suspicious and possibly malicious, according to Google

Note: this was resolved by CityWeekly within a day of me notifying them.

Sitelock informed me today that one of my websites contained a link to a site that has been blacklisted by Google: