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Shouldn't the authority (or key) used to sign those certs be long lived? The certificates themselves should be rotated frequently, bit not the key used to sign
by u801e 4y ago
Shouldn't the authority (or key) used to sign those certs be long lived? The certificates themselves should be rotated frequently, bit not the key used to sign them.
- Avamander 4y agoThere's only S/MIME, TLS and BIMI+VMC that use actual certificates. DKIM does not and DKIM keys should be rotated once in a while, but few do.