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I'm pretty sure if you're using herokuapp.com then you're not using your own cert and Heroku will update it for you. If you're using ssl:endpoint then you will
by dpritchett 13y ago
I'm pretty sure if you're using herokuapp.com then you're not using your own cert and Heroku will update it for you. If you're using ssl:endpoint then you will have had to submit your own cert, and that will need replacing.
- gojomo 13y agoIndeed, that's my expectation with herokuapp.com. However, this blogpost says, "As of Tuesday, April 8 at 15:55 UTC, all Heroku certificates and infrastructure have been updated and are no longer vulnerable"... while the certificate still superficially looks like it's almost 3 months old. Something isn't as it seems, I hope it's just the certificate age.