Let's Encrypt to revoke three million digital certificates TODAY due to bug in its certificate authority code
Bug was discovered on 29th February. The certificates will be revoked today
Let's Encrypt to revoke 3 million digital certificates due to bug in Boulder server software code
The Let's Encrypt project is to revoke more than three million digital certificates today after discovering a bug in its certificate authority code. Let's Encrypt is run by the Internet Security Research...
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