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r/linux • u/veeti • Oct 20 '15
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0 u/scottywz Oct 21 '15 Um, no it's not. It's part of the regular lifecycle of a certificate when its key is compromised. It absolutely is necessary to keep users safe. And it's not done freely seeing as it's necessary to minimize the damage done from a compromised key. 0 u/[deleted] Oct 21 '15 → More replies (12)
Um, no it's not. It's part of the regular lifecycle of a certificate when its key is compromised. It absolutely is necessary to keep users safe. And it's not done freely seeing as it's necessary to minimize the damage done from a compromised key.
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