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They tend to have a list of addresses that the certificate can be sent to, eg: postmaster@domain webmaster@domain ssladmin@domain If you can get access to ssl
by mike-cardwell 17y ago
They tend to have a list of addresses that the certificate can be sent to, eg:
postmaster@domain
webmaster@domain
ssladmin@domain
If you can get access to ssladmin@gmail.com, then you can probably register an SSL cert for gmail.com.
- gus_massa 17y agoThe problem is that if each CA makes its own list, it is very difficult to make a secure web mail service and I hope that no Susan Sladmin is working at your organization. If I want to make a Mailinator clone, which address should I reserve? (For example webmaster@mailinator.com is working. http://www.mailinator.com/maildir.jsp?email=webmaster http://www.mailinator.com/maildir.jsp?email=webmaster)
- mike-cardwell 17y agoYes. There are hundreds of CA's and they all work differently. It's a security nightmare.