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I haven't heard of keycloak before, but I'm not sure what to make of their SSL cert not being valid for the non-www version of their domain (i.e. your link). Su
by bobsoap 7y ago
I haven't heard of keycloak before, but I'm not sure what to make of their SSL cert not being valid for the non-www version of their domain (i.e. your link). Such a oversight doesn't exactly inspire confidence in a security related product.