have you ever missed a SSL?
imagine you have one of the most expensive domains ever ( sold for $18 millions back at the time) and your SSL expires? look no further: https://internet.com/
Posted Aug 26, 2022, 3:32 PM UTC
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$18M is chump change. Mark Cuban sold broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.7B. It's now a parked domain.
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So Yahoo will spend $5B parking a domain, but won't spend $1M buying their competitor?
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So Yahoo will spend $5B parking a domain, but won't spend $1M buying their competitor?
checks notes..."Yes"
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I will never feel bad about an impulse buy ever again.
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Nyoppppee.. not at all.
Not since we offloaded our cert renewals certbot and letsencrypt.
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Yes. Every damn year I forget at least one service :)
Not the ldaps though, that's letsencrypted for now :D
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Lots of them.
Nowadays I just got a script reminding me of them (we don't have the appropriate tools yet for that)
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I think being told your connection is not private when connecting to 'the internet' is highly symbolic and should be kept exactly the way it is :)
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No, but my IT Manager has.
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How do you even miss them now of day with cert bot and everything?
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That website has been known and associated with hacking. Everyone keep your distance.
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There is absolutely noone using that website, and the only content appears to be a single page promo that probably hasn't changed in forever. There's basically no consequence on this expiry.
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Or, be Microsoft and break Azure AD authentication two years in a row because your certificate expired on February 29 because you created it on a leap year.