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Or you can use a web server that supports SNI. You'd lose android 2.x and ie@winxp clients though, but those will be lost anyways soon due to outdated cipher su
by 0x0 11y ago
Or you can use a web server that supports SNI. You'd lose android 2.x and ie@winxp clients though, but those will be lost anyways soon due to outdated cipher suites and certificate hash algorithms
- alaaibrahim 11y ago> configure multidomain ssls (which everytime they need to add a new domain, that means they have to reset the certificate for the other domains on the same ip), Sorry should've called it SNI.
- 0x0 11y agoMultidomain certs are not the same thing as SNI.
- alaaibrahim 11y agoThank you, learned something new today.