> a successful TLS handshake with satan.com tells you that you have connected to the actual satan.com and perhaps that it is operated by Satan, Inc (although it

> a successful TLS handshake with satan.com tells you that you have connected to the actual satan.com and perhaps that it is operated by Satan, Inc (although it’s still on you to check whether it’s the Delaware one or the Kentucky one[1]). It does not, and is not supposed to, tell you whether it’s smart to sell your soul there, CA marketing materials (“users trust sites that ...”) notwithstanding. In this context it’s funny that https://satan.com https://satan.com redirects to https://mybible.com https://mybible.com.