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by advisedwang
2316 days ago
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During normal certificate issuance, they do not generate or see the private key, so they can't compromise the certs they sign for you. Like any other CA, they do have the technical ability to sign arbitrary other certs, so could issue a cert for MITM. As some other comments show, certificate transparency is starting to reduce this risk. |
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