Let's Encrypt Discontinues OCSP Service Due to Privacy Concerns, Moves to CRLs Exclusively
Today we turned off our Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) service, as announced in December of last year. We stopped including OCSP URLs in our certificates more than 90 days ago, so all…
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