Record · corpus.blog/posts/01a0b5ca-1b72-726b-84bf-bae1033a9b98

Home

certificate.transparency.dev · published 30 November 2019

A record is what was published and who pointed at it. The text of the post is not held here: read it at the source, or at its Wayback capture.

Read the post at certificate.transparency.dev Wayback capture

40blogs citing

First cited: 12 Jul 2019
Most recent: 8 Sept 2026
Rank this month: not ranked
Links from this post: 0
Words captured: 384

Cited by

Blog

In the post

Date

blog.voboda.com

Google is taking what keeps them alive Read at the source ↗

8 Sept 2026

robinmonks.com

Introducing the Open Preference Initiative Read at the source ↗

8 Sept 2026

erat.org

Issuing internal SSL/TLS certificates Read at the source ↗

12 Aug 2026

naveensrinivasan.com

Finding Hidden Internal Apps Through Public Certificate Logs Read at the source ↗

7 Aug 2026

Artem Golubin

Domain registration information should be transparent Read at the source ↗

22 Jul 2026

blog.voboda.com

Your browser has fully verified this page, except for the page itself Read at the source ↗

14 Jun 2026

brutecat.com

Hacking Google with A.I. for $500,000 Read at the source ↗

11 Jun 2026

michaeldalton.au

Hacking Google with A.I. for $500,000 (co-author) Read at the source ↗

11 Jun 2026

brutecat.com

Hacking Google with A.I. for $500,000 (co-author) Read at the source ↗

11 Jun 2026

anil.recoil.org

Self-hosting email the hard way from your own routable IPv4 block up Read at the source ↗

6 Jun 2026

UNMITIGATED RISK | un.mit.i.gat.ed: Adj. Not diminished or moderated in intensity or severity; unrelieved. risk: N. The possibiity of suffering harm or loss; danger.

Confidential Computing's Inconvenient Truth Read at the source ↗

3 Apr 2026

UNMITIGATED RISK | un.mit.i.gat.ed: Adj. Not diminished or moderated in intensity or severity; unrelieved. risk: N. The possibiity of suffering harm or loss; danger.

Why Nobody Can Verify What Booted Your Server Read at the source ↗

3 Apr 2026

bhavesh.dev

The Perils of docker run -p Read at the source ↗

15 Mar 2026

kimjune01

Not Worth the Squeeze Read at the source ↗

9 Mar 2026

Blog · Jon Seager

An update on upki Read at the source ↗

16 Feb 2026

interrupt.sh

Alternative uses for Certificate Transparency Read at the source ↗

15 Feb 2026

elver.me

Weeknotes 239: Inevitable to some degree Read at the source ↗

25 Jan 2026

woodruffw

Some flexibility with Go’s sumdb Read at the source ↗

29 Dec 2025

ipng.ch

Certificate Transparency - Part 3 - Operations Read at the source ↗

24 Aug 2025

ipng.ch

Certificate Transparency - Part 2 - Sunlight Read at the source ↗

10 Aug 2025

ipng.ch

Certificate Transparency - Part 1 - TesseraCT Read at the source ↗

26 Jul 2025

Lets Encrypt

Reflections on a Year of Sunlight Read at the source ↗

11 Jun 2025

text/plain – ericlaw talks about security, the web, and software in general

Web Category Filtering Read at the source ↗

27 May 2025

mrbruh.com

One-Click RCE in ASUS's Preinstalled Driver Software Read at the source ↗

9 May 2025

ngrok.com

Battle against search and AI bots on your ngrok endpoints Read at the source ↗

7 May 2025

roguesecurity.dev

How to Host Headscale on a Linux Server with Podman Quadlets (Part 1) Read at the source ↗

19 Apr 2025

cceckman.com

Making cceckman.com Read at the source ↗

20 Feb 2025

_ache_

Obtaining a self-signed SSL certificate from our own Certificate Authority Read at the source ↗

25 Jan 2025

_ache_

Obtenir un certificat auto-signé à partir de sa propre autorité de certification Read at the source ↗

25 Jan 2025

pfrazee.com

Why isn't Bluesky a peer-to-peer network? Read at the source ↗

21 Jan 2024

techblog.bozho.net

eIDAS 2.0, QWACs And The Security Of The Web Read at the source ↗

3 Jan 2024

Educated Guesswork

A hard look at Certificate Transparency, Part I: Transparency Systems Read at the source ↗

13 Dec 2023

Apple Security Research

Advancing iMessage security: iMessage Contact Key Verification Read at the source ↗

27 Oct 2023

text/plain – ericlaw talks about security, the web, and software in general

Security: The Impact of Time Read at the source ↗

16 Oct 2023

Google Security Blog

Supply chain security for Go, Part 2: Compromised dependencies Read at the source ↗

23 Jun 2023

Blog - Andrew Ayer

The Story Behind Last Week's Let's Encrypt Downtime Read at the source ↗

22 Jun 2023

dadrian.io

Certificates, Explained Read at the source ↗

15 Jun 2023

Google Security Blog

How the Chrome Root Program Keeps Users Safe Read at the source ↗

23 May 2023

text/plain – ericlaw talks about security, the web, and software in general

New TLDs: Not Bad, Actually Read at the source ↗

13 May 2023

Educated Guesswork

Can we agree on the facts about QWACs? Read at the source ↗

25 Nov 2022

dadrian.io

Denormalized Schema Design with X.509 Read at the source ↗

30 Oct 2022

Google Security Blog

Announcing the Open Sourcing of Paranoid's Library Read at the source ↗

24 Aug 2022

Educated Guesswork

Discovery Mechanisms for Messaging and Calling Interoperability Read at the source ↗

4 Aug 2022

Terence Eden’s Blog

Should you use Let's Encrypt for internal hostnames? Read at the source ↗

5 Jan 2022

pfeifferszilard.hu

CryptoLyzer: A comprehensive cryptographic settings analyzer Read at the source ↗

26 Dec 2021

zerotohero.dev

Setting Up SPIRE on EKS in Less Than Ten Minutes Read at the source ↗

18 Dec 2021

Chainguard Blog

A deep dive on Sigtore's Fulcio Read at the source ↗

12 Nov 2021

Google Security Blog

Pixel 6: Setting a new standard for mobile security Read at the source ↗

27 Oct 2021

some_furry

Against Web3 and Faux-Decentralization Read at the source ↗

19 Oct 2021

Educated Guesswork

Securing Cryptographic Protocols Against Quantum Computers Read at the source ↗

6 Aug 2021

The newest 50 citing posts are shown, from 40 blogs in all.

Links from this post

This post doesn't link to any pages we've captured.