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> just 25$ to get a new one Due to $0 price of certificate I guess many had considered it would be a good idea to have a certificate per service, i.e. a separa
by drdaeman 13y ago
> just 25$ to get a new one
Due to $0 price of certificate I guess many had considered it would be a good idea to have a certificate per service, i.e. a separate one for HTTPS, email, XMPP and so on. I did. The overall thought was that if one service would be compromised, others would likely remain safe - but Heartbleed had completely changed the story.
In my case if I'd revoke all the certificate it would be about $600. Call me names if you want to, but I'm not going to shell out that much. Guess, many others would think the same.
I've updated OpenSSL but if any certs were compromised, they would stay so until they would naturally expire.