10 Years of Let's Encrypt(letsencrypt.org)
769 points by SGran | 318 comments
Let's Encrypt blog post by Josh Aas reflecting on ten years of issuing free, automated TLS certificates and its growth to the largest certificate authority.
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Intent to end OCSP service(letsencrypt.org)
389 points by soheilpro | 133 comments
Let's Encrypt blog post announcing its intent to end OCSP support in favor of Certificate Revocation Lists, citing privacy risks of OCSP.
Let's Encrypt is 10 years old now(letsencrypt.org)
403 points by gslin | 135 comments
The original November 2014 Let's Encrypt blog post announcing a new free, automated certificate authority to bring TLS to every website.
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Intent to end OCSP service(letsencrypt.org)
389 points by soheilpro | 133 comments
Let's Encrypt blog post announcing its intent to end OCSP support in favor of Certificate Revocation Lists, citing privacy risks of OCSP.
Shutting down our public encrypted DNS(mullvad.net)
432 points by mywacaday | 213 comments
Mullvad blog post announcing it is shutting down its public encrypted DNS (DoH) servers and will sponsor Quad9 instead.
10 Years of Let's Encrypt(letsencrypt.org)
769 points by SGran | 318 comments
Let's Encrypt blog post by Josh Aas reflecting on ten years of issuing free, automated TLS certificates and its growth to the largest certificate authority.
Io_uring, kTLS and Rust for zero syscall HTTPS server(blog.habets.se)
444 points by guntars | 138 comments
Blog post describing building an HTTPS web server in Rust using io_uring and kernel TLS to avoid system calls on the request path.
Let's Encrypt is adding two additional remote perspectives for domain validation(community.letsencrypt.org)
247 points by gslin | 78 comments
Let's Encrypt community forum announcement that it is adding two new remote network perspectives for domain validation to meet CA/B Forum Baseline Requirements.
Let's Encrypt is 10 years old now(letsencrypt.org)
403 points by gslin | 135 comments
The original November 2014 Let's Encrypt blog post announcing a new free, automated certificate authority to bring TLS to every website.