Comment Comment by tuwtuwtuwtuw He was asking, not putting forward an argument.Trusting a CA that uses 4 as the private key is risky. If it's a small CA that issued certs that you don't need to consume, it would be an unnecessary risk to trust it. parent tuwtuwtuwtuw 8 days ago
Trusting a CA that uses 4 as the private key is risky. If it's a small CA that issued certs that you don't need to consume, it would be an unnecessary risk to trust it.