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pkg: Failed to fetch https://pkg.FreeBSD.org/FreeBSD:14:amd64/latest/meta.conf: SSL peer certificate or SSH remote key was not OK
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Nevermind: Looks like severe time difference between its #clock & of the host of its virtual machine. Restart fixed it.
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All certs give the same encryption — the real differences are in identity checks, automation, support, and compliance.
DV with Let’s Encrypt is perfect for most. OV/EV only matter if policy, contracts, or enterprise governance demand it.
https://hostvix.com/free-vs-paid-ssl-what-you-need-to-know/
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If you’re skimming: all public-trusted SSL/TLS certificates give you the same encryption. What differs is identity vetting, support/tooling, and sometimes a warranty from the certificate authority (CA). Browsers no longer show the old EV “green bar” or company name in the address bar; users just see a lock/tune icon and the domain. Below I’ll walk...
Does anyone have experience with LetsEncrypt (certbot) and DNSSEC? 🤔
I have an issue with a hostname in a domain (that I do not have admin access to). The domain has a DS record, and certbot complains about invalid CAA this or that.
I found this, but can't really figure out if this points me to the issue at hand:
https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/no-caa-dnssec-nonexistence-proof-issuance-failure/99049
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I suspect this is working as intended, but I’d like to verify. We attempted to have a certificate issued for a domain that had no blocking CAA record, had DNSSEC enabled, and the authoritative NS did not provide a non-existence proof for the CAA type (making the lack of CAA record invalid). Is this a necessary security feature, or a potential oversight? It seems to me DV with DNSSEC would necessarily require crypto proofs for the A/AAAA/TXT records which are used to prove ownership, not the C...
Mozilla's Urgent Call: Update Firefox Before Certificate Expiration
https://thedefendopsdiaries.com/mozillas-urgent-call-update-firefox-before-certificate-expiration/
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Why I Don’t Recommend the Paid Version of WP Encryption
Having a SSL certificate is a requirement on your website, and if you have a WordPress website, there are a few different plugins that I've used to generate SSL certificates. WP Encryption is one, and I've used it on several sites because the paid ve
https://eponaauthorsolutions.com/why-i-dont-recommend-the-paid-version-of-wp-encryption/
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Having a SSL certificate is a requirement on your website, and if you have a WordPress website, there are a few different plugins that I've used to generate SSL certificates. WP Encryption is one, and I've used it on several sites because the paid version allows me to generate a wildcard SSL (one that will
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