Defending Our Brand - Let's Encrypt
letsencrypt.org//2016/06/23/defending-our-bra...Posted Jun 23, 2016, 2:43 PM UTC
Posted Jun 23, 2016, 2:43 PM UTC
Comodo is nothing more than a mafia-esque organization, and this behavior is a clear example of that.
Their CA private keys have been stolen before. I wouldn't even trust them with hiding a teenager's porn stash.
Given that Let's Encrypt now has provided in excess of 5 million certs covering 7 million domains I would think this has the potential to be a very bad move for Comodo. They're risking a significant Streisand effect style response from the internet as a whole if they continue to push this.
Guess Comodo dug into the dirty trick box to defend their cert biz.
I've been a big fan of Let's Encrypt, I also hate when shitty companies try to sidestep the law and just hope the people they are screwing won't fight back.
I just donated:
first they ignore you ...
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With all due respect: How is a free and open source SSL certificate authority giving a press release on trademark theft not related to technology?
How does the Trademark system not throw this out immediately?
My current trademark is "suspended" because it is close to another previously filed trademark even though they are 2 different words (mine has one more letter and the application is in a completely unrelated field)... Even though tons of filings like Kodak and Kodiak exist.
How many lawyers do you have? How many does Comodo have? That's why.
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