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Which "compromises" the key, according to current Certificate Authorities policies. Once again the problem boils down to CAs being the sole "anchors of trust" i
by ajnin 8y ago
Which "compromises" the key, according to current Certificate Authorities policies. Once again the problem boils down to CAs being the sole "anchors of trust" in the current certificate system.
- progval 8y agoThen they could have their server tunnel ACME challenges to the device, so the private key never leaves the device, but can still be signed.