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Dominos UK (pizza) has a fake Verisign SSL Seal

10 points by corin_ 16y ago

Spotted by a friend: http://twitter.com/Joolz/status/21776951960 Image is hosted at https://www.dominos.co.uk/assets/images/site/secure-payment.gif and even while looking at that image, your browser will confirm that the SSL certificate is supplied by COMODO CA Limited, not VeriSign. Nice to see a big company either not understanding their own website or purposefully lying on it.

byoung2 16y ago
Maybe they used to have a VeriSign certificate, but switched to Comodo and forgot to delete the old image from the assets folder?
- corin_ 16y ago
  It's not just in their images folder, it's displayed prominently on their payments page
  - byoung2 16y ago
    That's what I meant...there is probably a sysadmin somewhere responsible for updating SSL certs, and a separate person responsible for updating images.
byoung2 16y ago
On an unrelated note, I saw on the menu that Texas BBQ® is a registered trademark in the UK?
AnonUser22 16y ago
I'm assuming Comodo poached them from verisign and no one has told Dominos to take down the verisign logo. Comodo probably blabbed about their cheaper (lesser known)certificates, but they really dont stand a chance against the brand recognition that the verisign logo carries with it. It looks like Dominos made a bad decision. Avoid the Noid. Avoid COMODO.