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SSLTrust makes available to you all the Website Security tools and solutions required to get your website secured and trusted by your visitors and customers. With an easy to use SSL Manager and all the help needed to get your SSL Certificate issued and installed fast, you can be up and running with a secure website in minutes. Not only are we one of the most affordable providers available today, but we also offer a 20 day money back guarantee with every product we sell.
From leading Certificate Authorities such as Symantec, GeoTrust, Comodo and Thawte we offer one of the largest range off SSL Certificates at highly reduced prices through our bulk purchasing. Also keep your website secure, trusted and out of the blacklists with our range of security products including Daily Malware Scanning.
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CASC’s London Protocol for Enhancing Identity Assurance
On June 27, 2018, the Certificate Authority Security Council (CASC) announced the introduction of the London Protocol, during the CA Browser Forum Event. Primarily, the Protocol aims to enhance the identity assurance and reduce the risk of phishing activities on sites having security certificates. This move comes during the current upsurge in phishing incidents. The introduction of the encrypted Internet has been a move in a positive direction towards fighting cybercrime. However, the phishing attack threat is still on the...
Trustico requests over 50,000 Certificates to be revoked
Currently there is a lot of talk and upset customers in the online security field due to over 23,000 Certificate suddenly being revoked. Below is an outline of the events within the last month leading to this event. On February 2nd an official at DigiCert received a request from Trustico to revoke over 50,000 Certificates that had been issued through the reseller Trustico. DigiCert then needed to confirm that either the keys were compromised or that they revocation was authorized by the...