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How? An internal CA is just a self-signed certificate that you’ve told your device to trust; and to trust other certificates signed by it. Somewhere you still
by digitalPhonix 2y ago
How? An internal CA is just a self-signed certificate that you’ve told your device to trust; and to trust other certificates signed by it.
Somewhere you still need to trust a self-signed certificate.
- cpach 2y agoYou can guard the root certificate better than the leaf certificate. For example, you can keep it offline in an air-gapped environment.