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Right, and even the paid ones can be had for well under $30/yr nowadays, which is pretty trivial.
by caf 16y ago
Right, and even the paid ones can be had for well under $30/yr nowadays, which is pretty trivial.
- Groxx 16y agoThere are levels of pay for functionality, like subdomains, and being able to issue your own certificates. For instance, from Verisign: a 1 year Microsoft code signing certificate starts at $499 [1]. A top-of-the-line (from their main pages) web certificate for a single server for one year: $1499 [2] [1]: https://securitycenter.verisign.com/celp/enroll/selectOptions?bundle_id=MSIECS002&originator=VeriSign%3ACELP&application_locale=VRSN_US&checkPrice=true&validityPeriod=1&csPro=false&promoCode= https://securitycenter.verisign.com/celp/enroll/selectOption... [2]: https://ssl-certificate-center.verisign.com/process/retail/product_selector;jsessionid=F6D5DFF6EA2FBEA520D0C0BFFBED8EB2?uid=9cb92383b70355b8b51a927172660d91&product=GHA002 https://ssl-certificate-center.verisign.com/process/retail/p... edit: it would figure the links don't work. Just go to www.verisign.com and those are a couple clicks from the front page.