Re:All extensions disabled due to expiration of intermediate...
by MrStonedOne on Saturday May 04, 2019 @12:41AM
(#19824499)
It's not your risk to decide on. You will not always own that domain name, and allowing you to still have a valid cert for it afterwards is silly.
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Re:All extensions disabled due to expiration of intermediate...
by pmontra on Saturday May 04, 2019 @04:55AM
(#19825298)
Actually it could be not negligence but a way to perform an attack.
Register a domain, get a certificate lasting forever, let the domain expire and somebody buy it. Then somehow redirect all or part of the traffic to that domain to your own server with a valid certificate. Chances are that few people will notice something has changed in the details of the certificate.
However you'll have left traces all over the place: credit cards, phone numbers, etc.