[remosi]

Your content is often not in the webservers user, it's often stored in a SQL or NoSQL database somewhere. Various access controls can be applied there. But your right, unfortunately this isn't a 100% magic pixie dust solution to everything.

When you say "you can get new keys" which is true (although startssl appears to be the fly in this particular ointment), browsers don't validate CRLs, so the old keys are still just as valid as the new ones. Which makes getting new keys potentially worthless.

This is providing similar protections for your TLS keys to what your database server already applies.

[callesgg]

The content in this scenario is. The http body with banking info or wathever.