duncanb7
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Any low cost of trusted SSL certificate
Dear Experts,
When I access my https site with my self-cert SSL, the browser will give me red-cross and slash-mark on my browser address bar around https, why does it happen ? Whether do I have to or must buy trusted SSL cert instead of self-cert to disable the red cross-mark or slash-mark on https ?
For buying trusted SSL certificate, I have search all of it. there is really expensive or low-cost one ,for example some offer $600US/year and some offer $5US/year, why it is so much different in pricing if those company just use similar encrypt algorithm ?
I also find some Ad about some large hosting company provide Turbo SSL cert through Domain Control validation to cut down the certificate cost. What is it about ?
Please advise
Duncan
When I access my https site with my self-cert SSL, the browser will give me red-cross and slash-mark on my browser address bar around https, why does it happen ? Whether do I have to or must buy trusted SSL cert instead of self-cert to disable the red cross-mark or slash-mark on https ?
For buying trusted SSL certificate, I have search all of it. there is really expensive or low-cost one ,for example some offer $600US/year and some offer $5US/year, why it is so much different in pricing if those company just use similar encrypt algorithm ?
I also find some Ad about some large hosting company provide Turbo SSL cert through Domain Control validation to cut down the certificate cost. What is it about ?
Please advise
Duncan
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startssl mentioned the free SSL cert only encrypt to login name and email address only
that might be explained why it is free
that might be explained why it is free
StartSSL™ Free supports:
Web server certificates (SSL/TLS)
Client and mail certificates (S/MIME)
128/256-bit encryption
US $ 10,000 insurance guaranteed
Valid 1 year (365 days)
Web server certificates (SSL/TLS)
Client and mail certificates (S/MIME)
128/256-bit encryption
US $ 10,000 insurance guaranteed
Valid 1 year (365 days)
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Thanks for all of your reply
Duncan
Duncan
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Do you agree self-sign cert can be used as a trusted cert if users/visiotrs are willing to import and save the my site self-sign cert into their browser trusted vendor folder after clicking browser options setting that will get rid of or delete the red-cross and red slash mark nearby https on address bar ?