← Back to context Comment by yoavm 18 hours ago Why would it be? 6 comments yoavm Reply sscaryterry 18 hours ago Do I honestly need to enumerate what you can do if you have the keys for a CA? swiftcoder 17 hours ago Yeah, but if you are the one issuing the CA's private key, you already, by definition, have the keys to that CA. You don't need to make stupid keys in that scenario sscaryterry 17 hours ago In case it wasn't obvious. The NSA and many other organisation would find this extremely useful. 3 replies →
sscaryterry 18 hours ago Do I honestly need to enumerate what you can do if you have the keys for a CA? swiftcoder 17 hours ago Yeah, but if you are the one issuing the CA's private key, you already, by definition, have the keys to that CA. You don't need to make stupid keys in that scenario sscaryterry 17 hours ago In case it wasn't obvious. The NSA and many other organisation would find this extremely useful. 3 replies →
swiftcoder 17 hours ago Yeah, but if you are the one issuing the CA's private key, you already, by definition, have the keys to that CA. You don't need to make stupid keys in that scenario sscaryterry 17 hours ago In case it wasn't obvious. The NSA and many other organisation would find this extremely useful. 3 replies →
sscaryterry 17 hours ago In case it wasn't obvious. The NSA and many other organisation would find this extremely useful. 3 replies →
Do I honestly need to enumerate what you can do if you have the keys for a CA?
Yeah, but if you are the one issuing the CA's private key, you already, by definition, have the keys to that CA. You don't need to make stupid keys in that scenario
In case it wasn't obvious. The NSA and many other organisation would find this extremely useful.
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