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SSL certificate from Comodo,Symantec,GEOtrust,RapidSSL with strongest 256-bit encryption, unlimited servers, , including instant, EV, UC & Wildcard SSL Certificates.
Seriously, this Lenovo/Superfish thing is really bad, if you have a Lenovo, or somehow got Superfish separately, you NEED to know about it.
Fix: Cost of getting in-house certificate authority trusted #it #dev #answer
Fix: Cost of getting in-house certificate authority trusted #it #dev #answer
Cost of getting in-house certificate authority trusted
My company has an in-house certificate authority that is currently self-signed. Since we want to start using it for external SSL and secure email to our customers, we need to get it trusted.
Does anyone have a ballpark as to what it costs to get trusted root certificate for an in-house PKI? 4 figures? 5 figures? 6 figures? We employ between…
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Resolved: Is a Self Signed SSL Certificate a False Sense of Security? #computers #dev #programming
Resolved: Is a Self Signed SSL Certificate a False Sense of Security? #computers #dev #programming
Is a Self Signed SSL Certificate a False Sense of Security?
Is a Self Signed SSL certificate a false sense of security?
If you are being eavesdropped, the user will simply accept the certificate like he/she always does.
Answer [by HampusLi]: Is a Self Signed SSL Certificate a False Sense of Security?
Interesting question, it depends on the use in my opinion. You’re still protected in terms of…
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How to: I need to rewrite https://domain.com => https://www.domain.com because of wildcard SSL #it #dev #programming
How to: I need to rewrite https://domain.com => https://www.domain.com because of wildcard SSL #it #dev #programming
I need to rewrite https://domain.com => https://www.domain.com because of wildcard SSL
Like the subject says I need to rewrite https://domain.com => https://www.domain.com. But I have a wildcard SSL setup for the domain and the root domain does not match *.domain.com, thus the browser brings up an error
domain.com uses an invalid security certificate.
The certificate is only valid for…
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Resolved: Can you get an Extended Validation SSL certificate that applies to unlimited subdomains? #solution #dev #fix
Resolved: Can you get an Extended Validation SSL certificate that applies to unlimited subdomains? #solution #dev #fix
Can you get an Extended Validation SSL certificate that applies to unlimited subdomains?
Can you get an Extended Validation SSL certificate that applies to unlimited subdomains? Does it make technical sense? I’m using Digicert and they said that it wasn’t possible to offer such a product.
Answer [by Zoredache]: Can you get an Extended Validation SSL certificate that applies to unlimited…
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Fix: Details on exact expiration datetime of an SSL certificate? #fix #it #answer
Fix: Details on exact expiration datetime of an SSL certificate? #fix #it #answer
Details on exact expiration datetime of an SSL certificate?
Let’s say we have an SSL certificate for a site. According to a web browser, the certificate expires tomorrow, Dec 10 2011.
OK, but that glosses over time zones. When will it expire, exactly?
00:00 local time of the server (e.g. ET)
00:00 local time of the user browsing the site (wherever)
00:00 UTC
?
(Context of question: An admin who…
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