FYI:
crt.sh seems to have some problem. It issues gateway error randomly half of the requests, and also my certificate with serial 0394eb48c7e1cf5f79f119689dc931e8a9c9 (fingerprint: 9f7bd524588aac785b796ba9c3f68bd6d28a62eb) isn’t there
I don’t know who operates crt.sh, is it LetsEncrypt or somebody else?
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FYI: Sectigo (Formerly Comodo) owns crt.sh
Clifton, NJ, June 17, 2015 — The Comodo organization, a global innovator and developer of cyber security solutions, today announced that it has launched a new
crt.sh's google group: Redirecting to Google Groups
Thank you
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_az
April 16, 2020, 5:42am
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There are a number of log aggregators around, you’re not entirely reliant on crt.sh.
e.g. Your cert appears at https://censys.io/certificates?q=parsed.fingerprint_sha1%3A+9f7bd524588aac785b796ba9c3f68bd6d28a62eb
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schoen
April 16, 2020, 6:00am
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In this case, Sectigo is formerly, not formally, Comodo.
It's a wonderful service, but it's definitely suffered from recurring periods of certificate import backlogs and search timeouts.
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My bad😂
Looks like my brain stopped working tonight...
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system
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May 16, 2020, 6:13am
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