Cross Domain · specification

Certificate Transparency (RFC 6962, RFC 9162)

RFC 6962 and its v2 successor RFC 9162 define append-only, publicly auditable Merkle-tree logs of issued TLS certificates. The mechanism matters well beyond certificates — inclusion and consistency proofs let anyone verify a log was not rewritten without trusting whoever operates it, which is the property API authorization infrastructure is now borrowing.

2013First published
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Also known as CT, CT Log.

Providers that carry Certificate Transparency 0

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