Wrong.
Most SSL cert CA's check DNS for email addresses and only validate DNS entries.
Lets Encrypt only checks DNS for IP addresses and issues certs based on root access to the IP addresses.
A CA DV is not equivalent to a Lets Encrypt cert.
Most SSL cert CA's check DNS for email addresses and only validate DNS entries.
Lets Encrypt only checks DNS for IP addresses and issues certs based on root access to the IP addresses.
A CA DV is not equivalent to a Lets Encrypt cert.
Many also offer the same thing as Let's Encrypt, which basically verifies if the A/AAAA record for the domain points to a server controlled by the requester.
What am I missing?