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Is DANE-EE TLSA version 3 (Domain-issued certificate from rfc6698) still supported in 2023?
The Wikipedia page for DANE shows that DANE is not supported natively by any major browser. …
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SSH like promiscuity for HTTPS
What you describe is https with self-signed certificates, i.e.
Setup a new server with SSH, it makes it's own keys.
Setup a https server with a self-signed certificate.
ssh to a new …
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How does the DANE protocol make Certificate Authorities obsolete?
DANE makes it possible for every owner of a domain to publish its certificate inside the DNS, i.e. fully managed by the owner of the domain which is the owner of the certificate. … But, DANE needs DNSSec because otherwise such records could be spoofed which would a major problem with certificates. …
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Is DANE the DNS-variant of HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP)?
While both DANE/TLSA and HPKP are somehow related to validation of the server using public keys or certificates, they address different aspects of the validation. … This means DANE can not not considered the DNS equivalent of HPKP. …
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