A technique to reconstruct lawful TLS interception via root CA certificates was detailed in a 2024 reproduction of the 2023 jabber.ru server compromise. Primary analysis showed certificates issued starting 18 April 2023 using acme.sh on a vulnerable version prior to CVE-2023-38198 disclosure. The reproduction confirms interception occurred via compromised certificate issuance rather than endpoint compromise. Related events include Hetzner and Linode infrastructure targeting Russian XMPP services as reported in contemporaneous network logs. Certificate issuance timelines align with acme.sh remote code execution vectors disclosed June 2023 on GitHub. Secondary sources document similar patterns in prior lawful intercept cases involving unrenewed certificates triggering browser warnings. The original coverage omitted the specific acme.sh exploit path and its connection to automated renewal timers on affected servers. CVE records and issuance logs provide the direct evidence chain for the April 2023 start date.