Let's Encrypt reverses threat to revoke digital certificates affected by bug following renewal frenzy
Let’s Encrypt claims that 1.7 million affected digital certificates have been renewed since Saturday
The Let's Encrypt threat to revoke some three million digital certificates had the desired effect, claims ISRG executive director Josh Aas
Let's Encrypt, the non-profit group that provides digital certificates to secure millions of websites, has revoked its threat to revoke three million certificates affected by a bug in its code following...
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