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A nonprofit Certificate Authority providing TLS certificates to 240+ million websites. We're hiring!

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  1. Tweet épinglé
    11 mars

    We are celebrating 3 years of ACMEv2 and wildcard availability!

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  2. il y a 10 heures

    . making TLS even easier to use with HAProxy 2.4. Love to see it.

    Announcing HAProxy 2.4 📢 Here are some of the exciting new features: 🔌 HTTP/2 WebSockets ⚡ FIX & MQTT Protocols 📦 Dynamic SSL Certificate Storage 🔭 Built-in OpenTracing ↔ DNS TCP Resolution Read more about this release on our blog:
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  3. 12 mai

    Our cross-signature is expiring in September of this year! What does this mean for you? Likely not much as you continue to use the same great availability of Let's Encrypt.

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  4. 12 mai

    Are you interested in supporting Let’s Encrypt and our mission? Consider sponsoring us! Email us at sponsor@letsencrypt.org for more information

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    11 mai

    It's awesome to see issuing from their new, ECDSA chain!

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  6. 11 mai

    Last year we published a draft extension to ACME that helps clients regularly poll ACME servers in order to find out about early-renewal events. Keep your eyes open for the polished draft!

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  7. 11 mai

    How do you know that you need HTTPS? Here’s a handy guide!

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  8. 10 mai

    A neat implementation - uses Let's Encrypt certificates automatically on your site so you don't have to think about encryption!

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  9. 10 mai

    Let’s Encrypt supports IPv6 both for accessing the ACME API using an ACME client, and for the DNS lookups and HTTP requests we make when validating your control of domain names. More information:

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  10. 9 mai

    Saying goodbye to ACMEv1 next month! You were the original, and a great API. 💖

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  11. 8 mai

    Questions about Let's Encrypt? We have docs for days!

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  12. 7 mai

    In 2014, our sponsor donated 10G fiber switches for our internal networks. At the time, our cabinets were an unusually short depth, and we had to exchange them for 1G switches. We now have 25G switches (thanks again to Cisco!) and larger cabinets.

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  13. 7 mai

    Using OpenSSL 1.0.x? Check out how the September expiration of our DST Root CA X3 will affect you:

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  14. 7 mai

    We are hiring for our SRE team to work on Let's Encrypt *and* Prio Services! Join us and make the Web more privacy-respecting: via

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  15. 6 mai

    Using Let's Encrypt certs with !

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  16. 6 mai

    They say the last mile is often the hardest. We've got our electrolytes and gel pouches - let's get to 100%!

    Checking in on web encryption. IMO we can now declare the entire web fully encrypted. According to Google's stats, as a percentage of user time, between 95-99% of user time on the web is encrypted (was 50% in 2017). Huge win thx to many orgs like . . .!
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  17. 5 mai

    We are hiring! Apply via@WomenWhoCode:

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  18. 5 mai

    DST Root CA X3 is expiring in September of this year! What does this mean for you?

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  19. 4 mai

    We are a certificate authority (CA) - and we can help you get HTTPS for your site! More on how our CA works:

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  20. 2 mai

    Does your site need HTTPS?

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  21. 1 mai

    Hey, look what our parent nonprofit, , is doing!

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