His points against LetsEncrypt are that: - It introduces an exploitable attack vector - He sees it as a Trojan Horse, and fears for what will happen in the fu

His points against LetsEncrypt are that: - It introduces an exploitable attack vector - He sees it as a Trojan Horse, and fears for what will happen in the future There are a few static sites I run where there is no exchange of information. I'm locked into ensuring certificates exist for these sites, even though there's nothing to protect (unless you count the ensuring the content is really from me as protecting something).