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It’s disgusting. It’s not up to them to decide how long a certificate should be valid. Especially when they’re so expensive to buy and complicated to replace.
by sqldba 6y ago
It’s disgusting. It’s not up to them to decide how long a certificate should be valid. Especially when they’re so expensive to buy and complicated to replace.
- gruez 6y ago>Especially when they’re so expensive to buy and complicated to replace. Letsencrypt is free and easy to replace (it's automatic, and takes maybe 5 minutes to set up on a new server). EV certificates might be harder, but I've heard good things about certsimple.
- BillinghamJ 6y agoSadly CertSimple just disappeared all of a sudden. Not much real use for EV certs though - the only thing they can be a little helpful for is if you want to do cert-pinning at the CA-level
- M2Ys4U 6y ago>EV certificates might be harder EV certs are completely worthless (as in they provide no extra value above that provided by regular DV certs) so nobody should care if they're harder to obtain.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 6y agoFor most people, they can be free, and replace themselves, thanks to Let's Encrypt and their automation tools.