crt.sh
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5recommend
1warn against
Nov 30, 2025first mention
Sep 15, 2026latest mention
Why people recommend it
“Lookup certificate transparency and continue from there”
“You could just pull tls cert registrations CT logs, way easier. Or https://crt.sh”
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“https://crt.sh is a nice sit where you can see your domains certificate transparency logs”
“https://crt.sh/?id=23696530376”
“For those that never looked at the CT logs: https://crt.sh/?q=ycombinator.com”
Caveats and dissent
“crt.sh can be woefully unreliable.”
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All comments 9
“Lookup certificate transparency and continue from there”
“You could just pull tls cert registrations CT logs, way easier. Or https://crt.sh”
“https://crt.sh is a nice sit where you can see your domains certificate transparency logs”
“https://crt.sh/?id=23696530376”
“The SANs associated with https://crt.sh/?q=andrewjdillon.com”
“the wildcard cert she mentions is visible to the public on sites such as https://crt.sh/”
“crt.sh can be woefully unreliable.”
“For those that never looked at the CT logs: https://crt.sh/?q=ycombinator.com”
“I don't see any "machine name" on crt.sh”