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by slavak
5490 days ago
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Except the key is apparently worthless, and thus it makes sense nobody was very particular about securing it properly. More like "They only stole the old bicycle I left unlocked in my front yard." Making sure that the leaked private key matches the CA's public key isn't particularly difficult. This is still poor fact checking - company's response, or lack thereof, notwithstanding. |
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