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Except we didn't get a separate chain - all we got is that from now on software will just ignore the "client" flag and accept the "server" flag for client purposes, adding one more hack onto the pile of hacks that is the Internet.


That's far from clear. XMPP is still probably a minor use caee of client certificates.


Yeah buy why would anyone go through the trouble of bootstrapping a whole new PKI instead of just flipping an if statement?

I'm curious what other use cases there have been for domain-validated client certs aside from XMPP.




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