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a system where Certificate Authorities are required to log all certs they issue to one or more Certificate Transparency Logs, which are publicly accessible. The purpose is to add additional accountability for CAs, and allow easy searching of all certificates issued to a domain.
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Does the CT system "enforce" CA's to log issued certificates?
If a CA, who is otherwise acting good and participating in the Certificate Transparency system, were to issue a certificate without reporting it to any log, would this be noticed somehow?
I'm thinkin …
