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Actually shouldn't they only have the fully qualified domain name in the cert? If I get a cert for example.com nobody expects it to also be valid for example.c
by __david__ 14y ago
Actually shouldn't they only have the fully qualified domain name in the cert?
If I get a cert for example.com nobody expects it to also be valid for example.com.apple.com which means that the dot is implied...
The fact that browsers give cert errors for the dotted name seems like a bug to me.
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y agoOf course they should only have the FQDN, but in practise they need to have the normal one too for compatibility :/