← Back to context Comment by chaz6 16 hours ago Can anyone sign certificates with the compromised keys and submit them to a CT log? 3 comments chaz6 Reply account42 21 minutes ago Yes, people keep pointing to CT as that prevents bad actors. It doesn't do that at all. At best it helps expose them after the fact. creatonez 4 hours ago Not anymore, because the CT logs only accept entries for currently active certificates. But during the period before it was revoked, yes. what 15 hours ago Yes.
account42 21 minutes ago Yes, people keep pointing to CT as that prevents bad actors. It doesn't do that at all. At best it helps expose them after the fact.
creatonez 4 hours ago Not anymore, because the CT logs only accept entries for currently active certificates. But during the period before it was revoked, yes.
Yes, people keep pointing to CT as that prevents bad actors. It doesn't do that at all. At best it helps expose them after the fact.
Not anymore, because the CT logs only accept entries for currently active certificates. But during the period before it was revoked, yes.
Yes.