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One-Way and Mutual SSL/TLS Authentication One of the defining features of the SSL/TLS protocol is its role in authenticating otherwise anonymous parties on computer networks

Supported Cloud HSMs for Document Signing and EV Code Signing

SSL.com currently supports AWS CloudHSM and Azure Dedicated HSM for issuance of Adobe-trusted document signing certificates and EV code signing certificates. Both of these cloud

“Raccoon Attack” Targets TLS 1.2 and Earlier, but Is Difficult to Exploit

There’s a new type of SSL/TLS attack in town. A team of academic security researchers recently released a paper introducing the Raccoon attack. Raccoon is

SSL.com’s Reseller and Volume Purchasing Program

SSL.com provides a wide range of clients with state-of-the-art digital certificates and 24/7 personal support. For our customers who need a large number of certificates

August 2020 Security Roundup

We are as surprised as anyone to report that another month has flown by. And, though it passed quickly, August was full of security news.

Disable TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in Apache and Nginx

All versions of the SSL/TLS protocol prior to TLS 1.2 are now deprecated and considered insecure. Many web server platforms still have TLS 1.0 and

Installing an S/MIME Certificate and Sending Secure Email with Outlook on Windows 10

How to Install an S/MIME Certificate and Send Secure Email with Outlook on Windows 10 For more detailed information about S/MIME email, please see our

Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) in macOS Keychain Access

How to Generate a CSR in macOS Keychain Access Video: CSR Generation on macOS 10.15 (Catalina)

Enable HTTPS, Generate a CSR, and Install an SSL/TLS Certificate in Synology NAS

This how-to will show you how to enable HTTPS, generate a certificate signing request (CSR), and install an SSL/TLS certificate in Synology NAS (Network Attached

July 2020 Security Roundup

Reporting live from the middle of summer, we are happy to bring you a July Roundup from the world of digital security! This month we’ll

Installing an S/MIME Certificate and Sending Secure Email in Outlook on macOS

These instructions detail how to install an S/MIME certificate in macOS and use it to send secure email messages with Microsoft Outlook.

Manually Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) Using OpenSSL

This tutorial will show you how to manually generate a Certificate Signing Request (or CSR) in an Apache or Nginx web hosting environment using OpenSSL.

PEM, DER, CRT, and CER: X.509 Encodings and Conversions

You may have seen digital certificate files with a variety of filename extensions, such as .crt, .cer, .pem, or .der. These extensions generally map to

June 2020 Security Roundup

Welcome to this June edition of SSL.com’s Security Roundup. Summer is here, the pandemic continues, and so does the news about digital security! This month

SSL Manager 3.0 with YubiKey Support Released

SSL.com is proud to announce the release of version 3.0 of SSL Manager, our Windows application for certificate ordering, installation, and management. Aside from the

Order EV Code Signing and Document Signing Certificates with SSL Manager and YubiKey

Both EV code signing and PDF document signing certificates require that your private key be generated and stored on a secure device with two-factor authentication.

398-Day Browser Limit for SSL/TLS Certificates Begins September 1, 2020

As we reported back in February, publicly trusted SSL/TLS certificates issued on or after September 1, 2020 with a validity period greater than 398 days

Domain Name SSL/TLS Pre-Validation

Using your SSL.com account portal, it is possible to pre-validate a domain name before ordering certificates. Domain validation is scoped to teams, so any team

Java Code Signing Guide

This guide will get you started signing your Java code with either an OV/IV or EV code signing certificate from SSL.com. These instructions assume that

Healthcare Cyberattacks Are on the Rise – Digital Certificates Can Help

In proof that some people can and will take advantage of anything, cyberattacks in the healthcare sector have increased as the world battles a pandemic.

AddTrust External CA Root Expired May 30, 2020

Some certificates issued by SSL.com in the past chain to Sectigo’s USERTrust RSA CA root certificate via an intermediate that is cross-signed by an older root, AddTrust External CA. The AddTrust root expired on May 30, 2020, and some of our customers have been wondering if they or their users will be affected by the change.

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