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> HTTPS doesn't have mandatory key rotation every 90 days. LetsEncrypt does for reasons that they document, but you can go elsewhere if you'd prefer. A lot of
by yardstick 1y ago
> HTTPS doesn't have mandatory key rotation every 90 days. LetsEncrypt does for reasons that they document, but you can go elsewhere if you'd prefer.
A lot of this discussion is about how the browsers define their security requirements on top of HTTPS/TLS/etc.
Such as what CAs they trust by default, and what’s the maximum lifetime of a certificate before they won’t trust it. I believe it is now 2 years? Going even lower soon.
- saurik 1y agoThey don't require key rotation, though, merely certificate busy work; if they wanted key rotation they could try to add some mechanism for it, but I've been using the same key for over a decade now.