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The current state of certificate revocation (CRLs, OCSP and OCSP Stapling)
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Google's Certificate Revocation Server Is Down - What Does It Mean?
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| | [AI summary] The article explains the impact of Google's offline OCSP responder affecting HTTPS connections for some non-Chrome clients, while noting Google's infrastructure standards compared to typical certificate authorities.
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The Problem with OCSP Stapling and Must Staple and why Certificate Revocation is still broken - Hanno's blog
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Certificate Revocation in Microsoft Edge - text/plain
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| | When you visit a HTTPS site, the server must present a certificate, signed by a trusted third-party (a Certificate Authority, aka CA), vouching for the identity of the bearer. The certificate contains an expiration date, and is considered valid until that date arrives. But what if the CA later realizes that it issued the certificate...
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DSHR's Blog: Hidden Certificate Authorities
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| The security of encrypted Web traffic depends upon a set of Certificate Authorities (CAs). Browsers and operating systems are configured wit...