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For root certs probably not too much space, but for all certs.... That depends on the number of certs issued, and more people and things are using TLS and such
by anfilt 6y ago
For root certs probably not too much space, but for all certs.... That depends on the number of certs issued, and more people and things are using TLS and such so it probably be more than just linear growth. 100 Years seems a bit extreme just even look back 20 years for the terms of hardware and such. Also think about how much common MD5 was then and SHA1, both of which are broken for a lot use cases.
- reaperhulk 6y agoA good example of how rapidly a CRL can grow in size is Apple's WWDRCA CRL. Current size: 224MB despite only containing revocations back to Feb 2020. http://developer.apple.com/certificationauthority/wwdrca.crl http://developer.apple.com/certificationauthority/wwdrca.crl
- Laforet 6y agoI chuckled a bit when I clicked on your link and got a browser warning that crl cannot be downloaded securely over http.
- Dylan16807 6y agoWhat in the world? Why are there millions of revoked certificates? What is creating all of these?