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Where do you obtain your SSL certificates? Is there a preferred spot to get them around here?
Is there any valid reason to pay $ a CA or is something like letsencrypt.org good enough?
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>>58413052
Let's encrypt or amazon gives away for free if you use their ec2s and load balancers
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>>58413052
>is something like letsencrypt.org good enough?
It is
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Just sign them yourself
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>>58413369
>akamai
didn't even know those chink botmasters had a logo
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>>58413052
TLS now, SSL should be in the dumpster already.
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>>58414066
It's the same certificate if you use TLS or SSL, what he calls it is not important.
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>>58413052
>is something like letsencrypt.org good enough?
Define "Good enough"?
The good thing about certificates is that it's just maths. As long as browsers support the root, a cheap certificate and an expensive certificate provide the same exact security.
The exception is the EV cert, which is the definition of a meme. Paying $2k+ so that users can get a green bar? I hope that comes out of marketing budget.
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