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> ok letsencrypt do not do EV certs [1]
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That must be a similar feature to Comodo's free SSL cert that lasts 90
days. I did order one of those last year, but I never got around to
installing it. I guess that even trying to remember one more thing to do
every 3 months caused my brain to spill ov
ok letsencrypt do not do EV certs [1]
Regarding EV certs, according to globalsign
*EV SSL Certificates provide the strongest encryption level available and
enable the organization behind a website to present its own verified
identity to website visitors. EV SSL Certificates offer a stronger
guaran
why not use lets encrypt ? (is there an echo in here?)
especially since its for a dev site... i havent yet seen a good argument
against these certs (i've heard bad ones like 'they're not as good because
i just paid money for one')
and since its a friday and a rant is due... call me a whacko but i
That's very cheap for EV - I doubt you'd do better.
On Fri, 10 Aug 2018 at 09:08 Greg Keogh wrote:
> Folks, the renewal price of my Comodo EV SSL has risen this year from
> $US99 up to $US149, and it seems to be their cheapest option. It's still
> really cheap compared to the other "big names" w
Folks, the renewal price of my Comodo EV SSL has risen this year from $US99
up to $US149, and it seems to be their cheapest option. It's still really
cheap compared to the other "big names" which are 2x to 10x times the
price. Before I renew though, I thought it might be worth asking a Friday
quest
