Certificate Transparency exists to catch abuse like this. [1]
Additionally, Google has pinned their certificates in Chrome and will alert via Certificate Transparency if unexpected certificates are found. [2]
It is unlikely this has been abused without anyone noticing. With that said, it definitely can be, there is a window of time before it is noticed to cause damage, and there would be fallout and a "call to action" afterwards as a result. If only someone said something.
Additionally, Google has pinned their certificates in Chrome and will alert via Certificate Transparency if unexpected certificates are found. [2]
It is unlikely this has been abused without anyone noticing. With that said, it definitely can be, there is a window of time before it is noticed to cause damage, and there would be fallout and a "call to action" afterwards as a result. If only someone said something.
[1] https://certificate.transparency.dev [2] https://github.com/chromium/chromium/blob/master/net/http/tr...