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The same could be said for a webserver, a radius server, etc. I mean ssh "requires" a network to be remotely useful :) Edit, since I can't reply sadly: You're
by esseph 9mo ago
The same could be said for a webserver, a radius server, etc. I mean ssh "requires" a network to be remotely useful :)
Edit, since I can't reply sadly:
You're right, that was a bad example.
I can probably list at least a few dozen things that all require certificates though, which was really my point. Everything has dependencies.
Also if you just... Don't trust big tech, run your own CA.
- PLG88 9mo agonah, I dont buy that. A network is not a functional requirement of SSH etc in your use case.
- PLG88 9mo agoRight, but if certificates are a fundamental part of your design, you should include the functional mechanisms to manage them imho (i.e., key distribution, auth/login). The developers created it, but they keep it in the commercial product. Other overlays which use PKI include those functions in the FOSS.