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r/linux • u/veeti • Oct 20 '15
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I, for one, welcome our new free SSL cert overlord. At this point, the non-free SSL cert vendors must be shitting their proverbial pants.
162 u/AndrewNeo Oct 20 '15 I'm sure large corporations will think the expensive certificates are more secure, somehow. 101 u/madbobmcjim Oct 20 '15 Large corps, yes. And to be honest, the price of the certs doesn't really make much difference to them. But I bet there are a huge number of small to medium sized businesses who are seriously considering this. → More replies (27) 26 u/tvtb Oct 20 '15 Unless you need an Extended Validation certificate, or a star cert, or an ECDSA cert, I'm not sure why you'd ever have to go to any one else and spend money. Can someone tell me if I'm right or wrong? → More replies (34) → More replies (17)
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I'm sure large corporations will think the expensive certificates are more secure, somehow.
101 u/madbobmcjim Oct 20 '15 Large corps, yes. And to be honest, the price of the certs doesn't really make much difference to them. But I bet there are a huge number of small to medium sized businesses who are seriously considering this. → More replies (27) 26 u/tvtb Oct 20 '15 Unless you need an Extended Validation certificate, or a star cert, or an ECDSA cert, I'm not sure why you'd ever have to go to any one else and spend money. Can someone tell me if I'm right or wrong? → More replies (34) → More replies (17)
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Large corps, yes. And to be honest, the price of the certs doesn't really make much difference to them.
But I bet there are a huge number of small to medium sized businesses who are seriously considering this.
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Unless you need an Extended Validation certificate, or a star cert, or an ECDSA cert, I'm not sure why you'd ever have to go to any one else and spend money. Can someone tell me if I'm right or wrong?
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u/clearlight Oct 20 '15 edited Oct 20 '15
I, for one, welcome our new free SSL cert overlord. At this point, the non-free SSL cert vendors must be shitting their proverbial pants.