Hey there -- we're Let's Encrypt, the free and open certificate authority serving over 300 million websites worldwide. We're new to Mastodon and are excited to get to know the infosec community in this new space!
Hey there -- we're Let's Encrypt, the free and open certificate authority serving over 300 million websites worldwide. We're new to Mastodon and are excited to get to know the infosec community in this new space! 69 comments
@jrsofty @letsencrypt it is being worked on π β --- the let's encrypt social media manager who still needs help on web development sometimes @finnematic @letsencrypt I'm sure you'll figure it out π . If you need help just ask. Someone will absolutely will answer. Glad to have you all here. @letsencrypt Welcome in Fediverse π @letsencrypt @beandev Awesome! Looking forward to seeing that green highlight on your profile @letsencrypt @beandev Or better yet, make your own private instance on the letsencrypt.org domain. @letsencrypt @letsencrypt Welcome to the Fediverse! π @letsencrypt Hello! Welcome to the Fediverse! Uh... When are you guys planning to start pushing for the adoption of the DANE standard in major web browsers and other SSL clients? @letsencrypt @letsencrypt ever since certbot, i've never had to say "there are now fourteen days until the cert on prod expires so somebody in this organization with access to the company credit card better step the fuck up" in a standup. @letsencrypt Yay! Thank you for all the wonderful work! Been using you to encrypt my dinky personal Jitsi server ever since I installed it. Thank you again! @letsencrypt <3 you guys!! Certbot is fantastic! Kids these days don't even know what a CSR is.. LOL @letsencrypt very excited to have you here! Nice work setting up link verification @letsencrypt thank you for the services you provide including certbot, it makes renewing certificates a breeze! @letsencrypt Happy to see you here! #LetsEncrypt transformed online security in a way that many just take for granted now, having forgoten / never discovered the expense and complexity that setting up SSL used to entail. You truly took SSL technology out of just the hands of the rich and technical to a far wider audience of far more average Joes/Janes/Jenby's. β€οΈ from a happy user. π @letsencrypt @letsencrypt Welcome to the Fediverse! And thanks for the great things you do for all of us! @letsencrypt @icing Hello! We need certs for email too otherwise AutoCrypt is going to take over that world. @letsencrypt I've used it on servers before. Highly recommend. Sysadmins like automation that works. Yes they do. And welcome! @letsencrypt Welcome to the #fediverse. So good to see you here. What you've done has made this and so much more possible. I remember a time when certs were expensive and difficult to get. Without them websites are basically broken. @letsencrypt Lets Encrypt has been a great tool for me. Thank you for providing such a great service Welcome to the Fediverse. Watch your step and keep all arms inside the vehicle.... ;) @letsencrypt Thank you for enableing us to build secure services, without having to rely on expensive, expiring certificates. And for all the hard work maintaining it :givelove:β @letsencrypt Been using you guys to secure my personal/family Nextcloud server for a while now, π @letsencrypt Hey there! Thank you for making installing SSL certificates easier π @letsencrypt@infosec.exchange Good to have you here, guys! Welcome! π€© @letsencrypt yeah thank you for pushing that, the acme protocol has done so much to for the internet. Thank you One project that seems like maybe would fit with Lets Encrypt: Set up a certification for Mastodon account based on the website ssl certificate. So for example, organization like whitehouse.gov or npr.org or theguardian.com or eff.org could have certified Mastodon accounts. Essentially it would allow us to have an indication of official accounts. I hope you and EEF keep up the good work. Thanks for what you have done. |
@letsencrypt you should add a link on your website to your profile then add link to your website on your profile so you are "Authenticated".