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Scheduled Maintenance

Schedule

November 23, 2024 11:59PM - November 24, 2024 2:00AM UTC

Components

Certificate Issuing Platforms, Certificate Lifecycle Management Platforms, Client Areas

Locations

Public CA, SCM (cert-manager.com), SCM (hard.cert-manager.com), secure.trust-provider.com, secure.sectigo.com, SCM (eu.cert-manager.com), api.xolphin.com

Description

Sectigo Certificate Issuing Platform Scheduled Maintenance Saturday, November 23, 2024; 23:59 UTC. Sectigo Certificate Issuing Platform Scheduled Maintenance: • Minor fixes • Minor improvements We anticipate that our certificate issuing platform will be unavailable for up to 2 hours while we add this additional functionality to the system. Please contact your Sectigo support resource if you require additional information about this scheduled maintenance event.

Schedule

December 15, 2024 1:00AM - 3:00AM UTC

Components

Certificate Issuing Platforms, Certificate Lifecycle Management Platforms

Locations

IoT Manager, SCM (cert-manager.com), SCM (hard.cert-manager.com), Private CA

Description

Sectigo Private CA Certificate Issuing Platform Scheduled Maintenance Sunday, December 15, 2024; 01:00 UTC. Sectigo Private CA Certificate Issuing Platform Scheduled Maintenance: • Minor Improvements We anticipate that our certificate issuing platform will be unavailable for up to 2 hours while we add this additional functionality to the system. Please contact your Sectigo support resource if you require additional information about this scheduled maintenance event.

Schedule

July 1, 2025 12:00AM - 12:00AM UTC

Components

Certificate Issuing Platforms

Locations

Public CA

Description

Sectigo Announcement: Recent vulnerabilities in the domain name WHOIS system (https://labs.watchtowr.com/we-spent-20-to-achieve-rce-and-accidentally-became-the-admins-of-mobi/) have highlighted the WHOIS-based domain-validation method as a weakness in the process of validating publicly-trusted digital certificates. As a result, a ballot has been proposed in the CA Browser Forum (CABF) requiring that WHOIS-listed email addresses are no longer acceptable for domain validation, nor can historic domain validations based on WHOIS email addresses be reused. This ballot aims to deprecate the WHOIS-based domain validation method. We are currently investigating the impact of this proposed change. If you use WHOIS-based domain validation methods, we recommend migrating to alternative methods as soon as possible. The proposed removal date has moved from November 1st, 2024 to July 15th, 2025. Sectigo will provide updates on this proposal on: https://www.sectigo.com/whois-email-dcv-deprecation