For the past two months, I’ve been actively building a real Handshake DNS resolver and public nameservers, since I didn’t find any good ones out there. First of all, what is Handshake? Handshake is a blockchain and an alternative DNS that aims to decentralize the domain root zone (which is Read more…
Google has just released the public beta of their Public (ACME) Certificate Authority service. This means that you can now issue certificates using Google’s ACME server. But setting it up is not as easy as you may think, as it requires some terminal and ACME knowledge. However, here I will Read more…
TL;DR – Cloudflare Inc ECC CA-X & Cloudflare Inc RSA CA-X: so long, and thanks for all the fish! A few weeks ago, Cloudflare silently announced that they will start deprecating their DigiCert certification authority starting on September 12, 2022. This will affect the following intermediate certificates: The changes will Read more…
Note: this feature is currently in public beta, and it may be subject to changes without prior notice. The feature could also be removed if it doesn’t satisfy my or my user’s needs. Some few months ago, I migrated from a slow server to a faster one. Even though this Read more…
TL;DR – Don’t buy it. It’s recommended that you use another CDN if you need Cloudflare’s ACM functionality, like second-level subdomains. But please read the final part of this post. I’ve recently tried out Cloudflare’s Advanced Certificate Manager for my domain lumito.net, so since it is a service offered by Read more…