A6H8PY7Y496C All things being equal, free is my favorite price range!
The caveat I would add is that things are almost never equal when we talk about free.
It might be tempting to use free “self-signed” certificates to implement SSL on your web site, unless you fully understand what you are not getting with it. We all know about what happens when we are penny wise!
When a user connects to an SSL site a message is sent with the certificate information required to setup a secured connection. It must include the name of the certificate "signer" which is either:
the creator of the certificate...
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Wednesday, 11 November 2015
Compare SSL: Protecting Multiple Sites Under a Single SSL Certificate
Do you operate multiple web sites and domains that need SSL Certificates?
SSL Certificates are essential if you operate a web site that exchanges personal information with visitors. They provide secured, encrypted communication where the visitor’s browser can verify it is connecting to your site and not some criminal that has hacked in to your site.
However, if you operate a lot of sites that require SSL Certificates it can get expensive and difficult to manage. Certificate Authorities charge annual fees for them and each certificate has an expiration date. If you have a large number you want...
Saturday, 3 October 2015
Comodo System Utilities – A Free Download better than Most Paid Programs
Computer users worldwide who are
looking for personal computer software that can tune up a lethargic
system should investigate the Comodo System Utilities, which is a
free computer security product which allows consumers to download free internet security. The free Comodo System Utilities software is
comparable; if not better than many of the paid system utility
products on the market.
When you’re looking to download internet security; what features are important to you? Fortunately,
the Comodo System Utilities package includes everything you need to
install an effective clean-up for...
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