Let’s Encrypt Receives the Levchin Prize for Real-World Cryptography
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Let’s Encrypt Receives the Levchin Prize for Real-World Cryptography
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#4I would also like to do a shoutout to software like Caddy Server which automatically provisions with TLS using Let’s Encrypt. Doing this removes another barrier to adoption.
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#5After breaking the certificate racket, let's end the tech walled-garden monopolies.
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#6The post Snowden decade wouldn't have been the same without them. Cudos!
If this is the case, if I would be the NSA I would strongly push for free cryptography, to make sure that only the US can decrypt the communications and have a strategic advantage.
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#7Congratulations to Let’s Encrypt. I would also like to do a shoutout to software like Caddy Server which automatically provisions with TLS using Let’s Encrypt. Doing this removes another barrier to adoption.
I've worked on both Let's Encrypt and Caddy. Indeed, the goal with Caddy is to set the gold standard for other software to follow. I'd say Let's Encrypt does the heavy lifting in this space, though. It's truly a remarkable team and infrastructure.
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#10This is a very nice recognition! I realized that the registrar I have my personal site with purposefully does not support Let's Encrypt as a CA. Anyone have a registrar they'd recommend these days to transfer a domain to? FYI, the crappy registrar/host in question is namecheap.com so you can avoid them in the future.
Given that all certs are limited to a year, we're only a few steps away from the Let's Encrypt setup being automated everywhere.