SSL CA's are broken in some sense in that it's currently relatively easy to acquire rogue certs because it's a Tragedy of the Commons of the unaddressed issue o

SSL CA's are broken in some sense in that it's currently relatively easy to acquire rogue certs because it's a Tragedy of the Commons of the unaddressed issue of a single-source of truth, trust and cert issue authorization for cert management for a given domain. Perhaps all CAs for should be married to internet-facing domains with an encrypted, authoritative, non-repudiable cert discovery protocol... perhaps something like DNSSEC+DANE or something else. Likely the only way to fix the situation is make some nonrepudiable proof-of-domain-ownership mandatory before any CA can issue any cert... although that doesn't solve the other issue of clients figuring out which certs to trust, although there have been some web-of-trust efforts to improve it (un-authoritatively).