Do Let's Encrypt use automated tools to detect invalid certificates?
For example, for that incident:
Certlint did detect that error:
ERROR: Internationalized domain names must be in unicode normalization form C
Do Let's Encrypt use automated tools to detect invalid certificates?
For example, for that incident:
Certlint did detect that error:
ERROR: Internationalized domain names must be in unicode normalization form C
Boulder itself checks for many properties of an invalid certificate.
I think you can ascertain from that fact that we don't run Certlint against our certificates presently. This is certainly something we're considering as a take-away from yesterday's IDNA incident.