SHA1 fingerprint: AC:3D:E7:2C:46:18:B0:5D:92:65:2C:17:C7:07:5B:EC:D0:E0:4B:8C
MD5 fingerprint: 2B:AA:34:BE:E5:2B:31:E4:23:42:2A:4C:E2:D0:ED:04
The certificate is signed with the puzzling.org certificate.
SHA1 fingerprint: 16:7B:C7:D7:64:09:2F:BD:57:A1:4E:43:E0:49:E0:FE:F8:5D:EA:C0
MD5 fingerprint: 2F:E0:E4:01:65:A2:77:61:84:9F:06:50:9D:CD:75:16
The certificate is signed with the puzzling.org certificate.
SHA1 fingerprint: 3C:AF:A4:CD:D9:76:DF:C6:C7:D0:0E:66:CB:01:3C:C3:CB:DD:B3:D5
MD5 fingerprint: 42:0A:69:C3:D4:54:8E:42:44:7D:AD:84:F8:65:53:E3
The old SSL certificate for fuchsia.puzzling.org expired and a new one has been issued with these fingerprints:
SHA1: 98:F3:81:0D:38:8F:1F:2C:9F:C6:9B:A9:D7:1C:83:FA:C3:C7:17:E3
MD5: 87:73:99:26:9C:FC:05:0B:C2:3E:B8:F8:1F:3C:0F:A9
This certificate will be presented on SMTP (mail sending) and IMAP and POP (mail receiving) connections. The certificate presented for web connections (the users.puzzling.org certificate) remains the same, as does the signing authority. Both were described in [...]
I set up my own certificate authority a while back for signing SSL keys associated with puzzling.org. I’ve finally gotten around to doing this properly, and so I am using the following keys for secure services:
one for users.puzzling.org, which will be presented when you connect to the website securely (usually for webmail). This one expires [...]