Let's Encrypt to add two more remote perspectives for domain validation

Let's Encrypt, the nonprofit certificate authority, has announced it is adding two additional remote validation perspectives to its domain verification process. The change is aimed at strengthening the checks that confirm a requester controls a domain before a certificate is issued. Remote perspectives are vantage points from which the system verifies domain control, and adding more helps guard against certain network-based attacks. The announcement was shared on the Let's Encrypt community forum and drew attention on Hacker News. The article's text available here consists only of link metadata, so further details on timing and implementation are not confirmed.