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Let’s Encrypt improves how we manage OCSP responses
Dec. 15, 2022, midnight |
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Let’s Encrypt has improved how we manage Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) responses by deploying Redis and generating responses on-demand rather than pre-generating them, making us more reliable than ever.
About OCSP Responses
OCSP is used to communicate the revocation status of TLS certificates. When an ACME agent signs a request to revoke a certificate, our Let’s Encrypt Certificate Authority (CA) verifies whether or not the request is authorized and if it is, we begin publishing a ‘revoked’ OCSP response …
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