Hi, actually it is perfectly legal. The Certification policies, however, shall prevent you from doing it - i.e., if you issue a certificate for *.com that should be issued to whom owns .com only.
Anyhow for more info, you should take a look at the rfc5280.txt from IETF PKIX working group. Later, Max RUBENSON BARRIOS wrote:
I have a question, i can generate a certificate for server with special caracter same *.com, is it right??does not violate any norm of standard certificates??
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