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Just beware that the records of the TLS certs are public. So you'll leak a some hostnames. This might or might not be ok.
by perbu 5y ago
Just beware that the records of the TLS certs are public. So you'll leak a some hostnames. This might or might not be ok.
- tmottabr 5y agonot if you use wildcard domain in the cert. LE already support wildcard certs
- tyingq 5y agoThat's not really ideal either...one copy of the cert that isn't protected well becomes a master key of sorts for someone already inside your internal network.
- amalter 5y agoOften inside your network you are more concerned with encryption than authentication. If you "just" need encryption over the wire, wildcard cert's are useful.