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by 220
3391 days ago
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If you use cert pinning, like the DigiNotar/Iran/Gmail, you're still protected against a trusted CA, assuming you've communicated in the past, which is realistic for a real world attack. It's an attack that's difficult to deploy because it's easy to detect if you're looking in the right places, and as soon as it's detected, you know the CA has been compromised, and the attacker loses a large investment. |
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