SSL Cerificate Provider

SSL Store™ is a Platinum Partner of Symantec and carries all major SSL brands. The company is a leading global provider of SSL Certificates for e-commerce/web store security solutions and general Internet Security. Featuring GeoTrust, Symantec, RapidSSL, Thawte and Comodo SSL Certificate brands at the cheapest price with a price match and 30 money back guarantee.

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German researchers find a way to circumvent Domain Validation

A group of researchers have discovered a technique that uses DNS queries to trick Certificate Authorities into issuing fraudulent SSL certificates.

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This is what happens when your SSL certificate expires

Ever wonder what happens when your SSL certificate expires? Here's what happens. (Plus some famous SSL expirations and tips on avoiding them.)

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The difference between Encryption, Hashing and Salting

Encryption, Hashing, and Salting are three different concepts for three different purposes. Learn about what they do here.

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The Difference Between Root Certificates and Intermediate Certificates

Many people don’t realize that an end user SSL certificate is only one part of a certificate chain. So let's talk about root and intermediate certificates.

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Fake Russian sites reinforce why public-facing government websites need EV

A recently unearthed Russian operation that spoofed several high profile sites is further proof that all public-facing government websites need EV SSL.

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Deep fakes will be the next generation of fake news. So how do we combat it? We caught up with Entrust VP Chris Bailey to get his thoughts.

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How to perform a cyber risk assessment

A cyber risk assessment is essentially a survey that weighs the likelihood of an attack against a company with the potential impact it would have.

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Attention: Final Google distrust date for Symantec SSL certificates is approaching

We are now a little more than a month away from Google's final distrust of Symantec CA SSL certificates. Find out if this affects your site and what to do.

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TLS 1.3 is finally published by the IETF as RFC 8446 - Hashed Out

The IETF has finally published TLS 1.3, which means that encryption across the internet is about to get stronger, lighter and faster. Find out more.

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Let’s Talk About HTTPS, Google and China - Hashed Out by The SSL Store™

HTTPS, and Data Security in general, are not priorities in China, which runs counter to everything Google has been saying for the past few years...

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Expired SSL Certificate in Cisco VPN kit breaks network provisioning

An expired SSL certificate in a Cisco VPN kit is preventing the creation of new endpoints. Once again, this is what happens when SSL certificates expire.

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CAB Forum bans WHOIS, Legal Opinions for Domain Validation

New changes to the CAB Forum's baseline requirements became active August 1st. CAs may no longer use WHOIS or legal opinions for domain validation.

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What is SSL Inspection? How does it work? Is it worth it?

SSL Inspection or HTTPS Interception is the practice of inspecting encrypted traffic. When done correctly it improves security. Done wrong, it reduces it.

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GDPR: When to report a Personal Data Breach

In just the first month of GDPR enforcement the UK's ICO reports personal data breach reporting is up 500%. But not every breach needs to be reported.

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Cyber Criminals prefer targeting Apple users: Report

Apple user IDs sell for up to five times more. Malware attacks against Apple users increased 270% last year. Hackers prefer targeting Apple users.

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How to tell if an email is really from PayPal

PayPal is one of the most impersonated companies in the world. So how can you tell if an email if really from PayPal? Let's hash it out.

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Email Security - Part 4: DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail)

In part four of our series on Email Security, Ross talks about DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) and how to deploys it on your own email servers.