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> But it's also a valid use case for a government to issue certificates to access their own sites securely. They don't need a root certificate installed on ci
by Vladimof 4y ago
> But it's also a valid use case for a government to issue certificates to access their own sites securely.
They don't need a root certificate installed on citizen's machines for that...
- Mo3 4y agoYeah something‘s super fishy about this. I would recommend only doing this in a local VM.
- viraptor 4y agoThey don't need it, as in, there are alternative approaches. But this approach is valid if they don't want to depend on a third party to authenticate government services.
- Vladimof 4y agoMost governments don't have their citizens manually install root certificates... not saying that they don't have access to existing root certificates...