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Perhaps the same underlying cause, but there's no reason why Google's public CA being temporarily down would bring YouTube down.
by ekr____ 8mo ago
Perhaps the same underlying cause, but there's no reason why Google's public CA being temporarily down would bring YouTube down.
- silverquiet 8mo agoIf multiple services are affected, it's probably some underlying infrastructure issue.
- qmarchi 8mo agoGoogle uses mTLS for communications between systems and it could just be bad timing.
- LPisGood 8mo agoYeah companies which also operate CAs can print as many certs as they want so it’s tempting to use a bunch everywhere with very short expiry.
- thayne 8mo agoIt could prevent Google from rotating in new instances, because they aren't able to obtain a certificate. Although, if that is the case, I would expect to to impact basically every google site.