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That argument would mean that SSL transparency logs are pointless. I'd argue that if the key being stolen/misused becomes more easily detectable, signing with
by penteract 3y ago
That argument would mean that SSL transparency logs are pointless.
I'd argue that if the key being stolen/misused becomes more easily detectable, signing with said key becomes more meaningful.
- charcircuit 3y agoSSL transparency logs are not a thing. Certificate Transparency logs only show when new certificates are issued. If a certificate is stolen it is of no use.