AWS Certificate Manager now offers exportable public certificates that can be used across various workloads, both within AWS and externally. These certificates can be quickly issued once domain validation is completed and are priced affordably at $15 per fully qualified domain name. Security measures are in place to restrict the export of previously issued certificates, ensuring secure management and automation through ACM.

AWS Certificate Manager has announced the release of exportable TLS certificates, allowing users to manage and transfer their certificates more easily. This feature is primarily aimed at enhancing flexibility and usability for developers and system administrators. Overall, the change is viewed positively within the community.

AWS is preparing for potential quantum computing threats by implementing post-quantum Transport Layer Security (PQ TLS) using ML-KEM. The article provides a guide on testing PQ TLS in Python applications through a container setup that includes OpenSSL 3.5, enabling users to establish secure connections and validate their network configurations. It encourages developers to vet their applications to ensure readiness for future PQ TLS migrations.