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When CAs make mistakes, illegitimate certificates may be issued. If a CA accidentally issues a certificate for your website, but you did not request the certificate, you have a problem.



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When CAs make mistakes, illegitimate certificates may be issued. If a CA accidentally issues a certificate for your website, but you did not request the certificate, you have a problem.

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