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If you don't trust your DNS provider to _not_ do malicious acts against you, you shouldn't be in that relationship. If someone can perform MITM attack between
by gurjeet 8mo ago
If you don't trust your DNS provider to _not_ do malicious acts against you, you shouldn't be in that relationship.
If someone can perform MITM attack between LetsEncrypt and a DNS server, we've got bigger problem than just certificate issuance.
- pests 8mo agoThis is why the big names pay MarkMonitor $250-$1000 per domain with a minimum $10,00/yr spend. They have a good reputation, lock down the domain technically at all levels, and have the connections and people/social skills to take care of any domain issues involving person-to-person contact. Which is not easy, I recall spending months like a decade ago on email/phone attempting (successfully) to get my personal domain out of expiry hell (made more complicated by wrong records).