If you know anything about SSL certificates, you’ll know that an SSL is only as reliable as its issuing Certificate Authority. The chain of trust plays a key role in the SSL ecosystem, and when a Certificate Authority breaks it for whatever reason, major web browsers will stop trusting their issued SSLs, rendering them useless.
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