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Research the Turktrust incidents from 2013 why it's a bad idea to have this forced upon browsers. The EU has recently acted untrustworthy. They're interested i
by lakomen 4y ago
Research the Turktrust incidents from 2013 why it's a bad idea to have this forced upon browsers.
The EU has recently acted untrustworthy. They're interested in breaching your privacy. The last attempt was made and thwarted just recently.
I have to repeat, research the new copyright and other digital regulations and the voting shenanigans from 2018.
The EU especially the unregulated EC is not trustworthy.
- xg15 4y agoI don't know. I feel, if you're a government or an intelligence service, you already have enough methods to acquire fake certificates: If the target domain has your country's TLD, you can compel your national registrar to manipulate DNS records, then get yourself a perfectly legitimate Let's Encrypt certificate for that domain. Alternatively, you can go the direct route and approach one of the various private CAs in your country and force them to generate you the certificate you want.
- no_time 4y agoAre there any documented cases of this happening? The potential for damage would go way beyond the country's borders.