Not denying the increased attack surface, but that bypass was immediately fixed and verified by Cure53 (so no known vulnerabilities exist); furthermore, as you'll see in both our foreword to that report and the linked reddit comment, the current version of WebSign actually no longer has that general flaw.

Breaking WebSign would require defeating TLS public key pinning (which is a security feature), thanks to the technique that an email I just received so perfectly referred to as "HPKP suicide".