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That’s definitely not true for TLS. Your certificate private key should never leave your possession, outside of a few narrow exceptions (Amazon’s ACM comes to m
by mcspiff 6y ago
That’s definitely not true for TLS. Your certificate private key should never leave your possession, outside of a few narrow exceptions (Amazon’s ACM comes to mind). The normal process is to send a certificate signing request, which your CA then signs and returns.