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https://certsimple.com https://certsimple.com It’s incredibly fast, the guy who runs it is nice, great customer service. It just does what you need.

• nailer 9y ago
  Thanks James! Mike from CertSimple here. HN folk can give me a shout anytime (mike@certsimple.com) or ask here - it's midnight in the UK but I'll be back up in the morn!
  • nodesocket 9y ago
    I believe that EV certificates cannot be wildcard certs, is this still true?
    • detaro 9y ago
      yes.
    • nailer 9y ago
      Yep, what @detaro said. Here's the specifics: https://certsimple.com/blog/wildcard-ev-certificate https://certsimple.com/blog/wildcard-ev-certificate
      • darklajid 9y ago
        Like the site, but the example seems off. It talks about 'bankofamerica.com.fraud.ru' in the first paragraph, but then discusses how 'fraud.ph' (why did we change TLDs? This should stick to ru or the above should be changed to ph) gets a wildcard cert for '* .com.fraud.com' (we changed TLDs again, to com this time. I assume we're talking about 'fraud.ph' getting a cert for * .com.fraud.ph - or .. we stick with ru)
        • nailer 9y ago
          Good point - I was experiencing a bunch of fraud from the Phillippines and thought the Russian example was too cliched. I'll tweak the example to be more consistent.