Keeping track of revoked website SSL/TLS certificates is an ongoing, thorny problem for web browsers. OCSP checking is slow and insecure, online OCSP checks frequently fail, and most websites have not yet implemented OCSP Must-Staple. For these reasons, web browsers have established their own » Continue Reading.
Welcome to the September 2019 edition of SSL.com’s Security Roundup, an end-of-month digest where we highlight important developments in the field of SSL/TLS, digital certificates, and digital security in general. Today we’ll be covering a recent CA/B Forum ballot aimed at reducing SSL/TLS certificate lifetimes, » Continue Reading.
Puzzled by cryptic browser error messages? Two of our most recent posts will help you solve those problems and get your website back on track: If you are seeing messages such as Not Secure, Your Connection Is Not Private, or NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID, you might not have » Continue Reading.
SSL.com proudly announces the launch of a new set of complete documentation for our full-featured customer account portal! In this series of guides and tutorials, you will learn to: Navigate your account’s Dashboard Work with Orders, Domains, and Validations Organize Users and Teams Set up » Continue Reading.
National governments worldwide are turning to public key infrastructure (PKI) and digital certificates for national ID programs, digital signatures, government e-services, signed and encrypted email, and more. SSL.com’s new article, PKI and Digital Certificates for Government, provides needed information for decision-makers at government agencies » Continue Reading.