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I guarantee if you CHOOSE to be outraged, you will be. If you CHOOSE to be angry, you will be. If you CHOOSE to find the negative in every single situation, it's there waiting.
Why? CHOOSE a positive choice instead. Make a positive difference.
Just got an email from a friend asking for support because a new system that was introduced at their work requires Internet Explorer 11. #welcometothe90s#bestviewedinIE
Still working through this one because this subdomain is a CNAME so the CAA has to be applied for my entire domain (not ideal) or apply it at the CNAME host. But the CNAME host is just another CNAME to AWS. Vendor is currently looking into what AWS can do.
@Scott_Helme@webprofusion@Axman6 I think that if someone has access to DNS, and you don't fully trust them, that's a whole other ball game. Or if a hacker gets control of your DNS, you're in the same boat. CAA is just another step to make it more difficult for someone to take control.
I just had a vendor email me saying they couldn't issue an SSL cert for a subdomain they have an app on. This is due to the CAA record I have set up. Thanks @Scott_Helme for the CAA tips! That's a great way to keep track of who's issuing certs for our domains.