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Given that ssl certificates are free nowadays (e.g. https://www.startssl.com/ https://www.startssl.com/), how was this not an issue before?
by LordIllidan 12y ago
Given that ssl certificates are free nowadays (e.g. https://www.startssl.com/ https://www.startssl.com/), how was this not an issue before?
- feld 12y agostartssl is convenient but they force you to pay to revoke your certificates. I've heard rumors of startssl being close to getting on blacklists due to this behavior -- tons of certs were never revoked after heartbleed, for example.
- nknighthb 12y agoWhy would a phisher want to revoke their certificate?