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It's surprising how common this is, from big organizations: either letting the certificate expire, or have it be for the wrong domain that clearly belongs to th
by sundarurfriend 5y ago
It's surprising how common this is, from big organizations: either letting the certificate expire, or have it be for the wrong domain that clearly belongs to the same org - but most users wouldn't know or care. So it's a good idea for a service, best of luck to thehodge.
- thehodge 5y agoIt happens A LOT, it's mostly because domains, SSLs and other 'tedious' things like that tend to get lost in the business of 'building something billable' and it's easy to thank that a different department owns that bit.
- type0 5y agoIt's even more common when the certificate is issued for longer than 1 year, that's a bad practice- don't do this!