Let's Encrypt Announces Certificate Infrastructure Updates Including New Root Certificates and Shorter Lifetimes
Let’s Encrypt is introducing several updates to the certificates we issue, including new root certificates, the deprecation of TLS client authentication, and shortening certificate lifetimes. To help…
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