What's worse is, if this hadn't come to light, how would you even know when an attacker issues a cert for your domain?
Well you might think, oh I can monitor the certificate transparency logs.
I would say well, good luck downloading and parsing terabytes of certificates as they are logged. Then there are CAs whose logs will rate limit you in a way such that you can't catch up to the certs being logged with one server and IP. The system might "work" but not for domain owners. Good luck.
Well you might think, oh I can monitor the certificate transparency logs.
I would say well, good luck downloading and parsing terabytes of certificates as they are logged. Then there are CAs whose logs will rate limit you in a way such that you can't catch up to the certs being logged with one server and IP. The system might "work" but not for domain owners. Good luck.