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The CA doesn't usually have access to your private key - they just sign the public key.
by alextingle 13y ago
The CA doesn't usually have access to your private key - they just sign the public key.
- jaggederest 13y agoRight, I've gotten certs before. I'm saying that they could be faking certs for their own usage, and we're also assuming they have subtle backdoors in openssl, for example, to perhaps render having the private key moot.