SSL News
GoDaddy Captures 47 Percent of SSL Market
Press release about the growth of Go Daddy in the SSL Certificate market.
DigiCert SSL Certificate Products Offer Multiplicity, Affordability and Compatibility
Press release about DigiCert's Unified Communications and Wildcard products and their Easy CSR Command Generators.
VeriSign Forgets to Renew an SSL Certificate
It seems that no one is immune to letting an SSL certificate expire. Not even VeriSign, the largest provider of SSL certificates.
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Check SSL Certificates for the Vulnerable MD5 Algorithm
The newly discovered vulnerability in using MD5 signatures for SSL certificates has many people wondering about the security of their web sites and the security of other sites they visit on the Internet. You can check the security of the SSL Certificate installed on your website using this tool.
MD5 Weakness Allows Fake SSL Certificates To Be Created
New research published today demonstrates how someone could use a weakness in the MD5 signatures allow people to make fake SSL certificates that look like they were signed by a real certificate authority. How big of a problem is it?
VeriSign Vs. Non-VeriSign SSL Certificates
How does VeriSign compare to other SSL providers? A Youtube commercial explains in comedic fashion.
SSL Certificate for Mozilla.com Issued Without Validation
Unethical business practices of an SSL Certificate reseller have been exposed and it is causing many to wonder about the security and practices of SSL providers.
Top 10 Ways to Save Money on SSL Certificates
Economic recession got you down? Are you looking to save money on SSL Certificates so you have enough money for the power bill? SSL Certificates are expensive little buggers for just being a few Kilobytes of data. We’ve got some great ideas for you to save money on SSL Certificates.
Corporate Problems with SSL
Benjamin Low on ZDNet Asia wrote about some of the problems corporations face when dealing with SSL encrypted traffic on their network. Though he raises some interesting questions, some of his arguments are flawed.
