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Could they not have had a clause in the contract saying “if you delay a revocation in any manner you owe us $100 million.”? So a customer could go right ahead
by teruakohatu 2y ago
Could they not have had a clause in the contract saying “if you delay a revocation in any manner you owe us $100 million.”?
So a customer could go right ahead and get a TRO but long term it will cost them less than making sure their infrastructure can handle this rare event?
- SpicyLemonZest 2y agoLiquidated damages are possible, but they have to have some relationship to the damages suffered, so $100 million is probably far too high. In any case, I think the complainant was correct that it was DigiCert who caused the entire scenario to happen by issuing certificates which they should have known were invalid.