Professional ACME (Let's Encrypt, Google Trust etc) certificate management. Supported by @webprofusion Discussions: https://xitter.cf/t.co/5rlDINh0Hn
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Just solved ACME challenges for all standard ACME certificate clients you might find in an organization.
No more public HTTP ports, no more DNS credentials littered around, admin says who gets a cert and who doesn't.
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If you currently have administrative access to any Windows based machine or server, do you know how to get to the ProgramData folder (or the regional/locale variation)?
85%Yes
15%No
0%You mean Program Files?
0%I don't have one.
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If you have any APIs using a Let's Encrypt certificate and you're relying on the default certificate chain for compatibility with Android 7 or lower (either on purpose or unwittingly), that will variously stop working by default from February onwards:
letsencrypt.org/2023/07/10/c…
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In a world with over concentration on a small number of CAs adopting a standards based enrollment strategy has never been more important. ACME makes it easy to switch, or even load balance across CAs. Agility isn’t free adopt ACME now so your able to survive a CA failure. acmeisuptime.com
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Tell us what ACME client you use and we'll choose one winner tomorrow to receive a free Let's Encrypt hoodie.
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Automate a cert request from @letsencrypt via @certifytheweb AND import to an ESX host is just #priceless - thx @AdamGrossTX having this tip in @discord
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@fastly have been working on building their own Certificate Authority called Certainly. Their request to be included in the Mozilla Root Store was made in Aug last year [1]. Nothing unusual about that, but becoming a new Root CA is a *long* process..
[1] bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bu…
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@certifytheweb what an amazing product! I just created a LetsEncrypt certificate for our IIS site in 10 seconds flat. Thank you so much!
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NEW-FOUND LOVE @certifytheweb! Managed to add a couple of SSL certificates to be used on IIS in less than 10mins.
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I don't know who needs to hear this today, but if you want Let's Encrypt automated certificate installation and renewal for IIS, @certifytheweb has got your back.
Install, see all sites IIS is handling, pick which ones you want set up, click, done. I'm very VERY happy about it.
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A billion is a hard number to imagine. 4.5 years ago when we issued our first certificate, who could have thought we would be here today - 1 billion certificates issued. #WeAreOneBillion letsencrypt.org/2020/02/27/o…
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Wow, I've just got two IIS websites fixed up with SSL certificates in under ten minutes.
@certifytheweb has brought @letsencrypt to #Windows and made it easier than falling off a log.
Thank you to all involved.
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Okay, @certifytheweb officially rocks! As a noob when it comes to server-admin stuff, getting a wildcard cert took like 60 seconds. Amazing!
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Let's Encrypt announce plans to transition from their cross-signed intermediate on July 8th 2019 and chain to the ISRG root. letsencrypt.org/2019/04/15/t… @letsencrypt – at South East, England
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@certifytheweb such great app, setting cert. auto-renewal process couldn't be easier. Thanks.