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Bunny reissues TLS certificates after infrastructure provider incident

Bunny.net said it revoked and reissued TLS certificates for its platform domains after an infrastructure provider reported unauthorized access involving server management software. Reissuance of managed certificates for custom domains was ongoing, with completion expected within 24 hours. An Armenia CDN node used a server from the provider. Bunny removed it permanently after stopping traffic within 20 minutes of the alert. Neither investigation found evidence that the node was accessed, but Bunny could not rule it out. It advised customers managing their own certificates to revoke and reissue them with new private keys.
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