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Yes, but with serious consequences (it would go into public transparency logs, at least for CAs in most public root stores). If the CA can access your private
by mholt 3y ago
Yes, but with serious consequences (it would go into public transparency logs, at least for CAs in most public root stores).
If the CA can access your private key, then it can reuse (or worse, redistribute) it without anyone knowing.