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It means the barrier of entry to the SSL certificate market gets higher, favouring established players
by nikanj 1y ago
It means the barrier of entry to the SSL certificate market gets higher, favouring established players
- wongarsu 1y agoRenting five servers 500km apart each, spread across at least two continents is hardly a difficult or costly requirement
- cpach 1y agoI kind of get your point, but think about what low barrier of entry for becoming a CA would imply. Also, there are loads of other requirements except this one and they are there for good reasons. It’s not easy to get your root certificate accepted by Firefox/Google/Microsoft/Apple and it shouldn’t be.