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But isn't the real lesson here that X.509 is flawed

I don't think that's the case

And there are signatures that are provably resistant to collisions, shouldn't we move to such signatures?

It's just much simpler to move to a better hash function.



> It's just much simpler to move to a better hash function.

I don't see how one excludes the other. :P




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