Sure it doesn’t stop certs for certain domains but again it feels handwavy to say someone can just as easily do these things. Theoretically yeah. But to be a pu

Sure it doesn’t stop certs for certain domains but again it feels handwavy to say someone can just as easily do these things. Theoretically yeah. But to be a publicly trusted CA, the kind of processes you need to have a pretty extensive. Still, there are hundreds of publicly trusted CAs so the chance for exploitation is higher.