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Google warns of unauthorized TLS certificates trusted by almost all OSes
From http://arstechnica.com/security/2015...most-all-oses/
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Have you thought of using CAcert.org? Of course those may also be rejected, but if not, they're free.
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There's also https://www.ssls.com/ for very cheap ones. No idea if they usually get rejected or not though.
If rejected, they're still less than $10.00 USD. |
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There are also Extended Validation Certificates.
Because the CA is supposed to do a more extensive background check, these are more expensive. Don't know if they have a higher acceptance rate . In the browser address bar, the URL mentioned by scottro shows a green lock and the name of the legal company (Namecheap Inc, US) running that website.
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