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It's not... your local web browser generates it by the `<keygen>` element. The private key never leaves your web browser and is not known to StartSSL.
by mappu 12y ago
It's not... your local web browser generates it by the `<keygen>` element. The private key never leaves your web browser and is not known to StartSSL.
- geographomics 12y agoJust to note that Internet Explorer does this slightly differently, using VBScript to call the local crypto API as it doesn't support <keygen>. It's functionally equivalent though.
- iancarroll 12y agoAs stated in their CPS (with the exception of SMIME) and my post, it does not use <keygen>...