The Internet of Secure Things

On a mission to solve information security issues for the whole Internet. That, and whatever else comes up.

2017 May
16

Analyzing Let's Encrypt statistics via Map/Reduce

I've been supplying the statistics for Let's Encrypt since they've launched. In Q4 of 2016 their volume of certificates exceeded the ability of my database server to cope, and I moved it to an Amazon RDS instance. Ow. Amazon's RDS service is really excellent, but paying out of pocket hurts. READMORE

letsencrypt | mozilla | statistics

2016 Sep
30

Let's Encrypt's Growth to 10 Million Active Unique FQDNs

Yesterday Let's Encrypt reached a new milestone: the unique set of all fully-qualified domain names in the currently-unexpired certificates issued by Let's Encrypt is now 10,022,446. This data is coming from the same source as my previous posts: my CT box which is maintaining a state of Censys. READMORE

letsencrypt | mozilla | charts | PKI | statistics