HTTPS also has expiring keys that also need to be rotated. Most people outsource this to a service provider for them - as is the case with DNS. It's weird how

HTTPS also has expiring keys that also need to be rotated. Most people outsource this to a service provider for them - as is the case with DNS. It's weird how people gripe about standard cryptography/PKI when it comes to DNSSEC but not HTTPS.