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The pay-to-verify is the reason why a significant chunk of the Internet didn't have HTTPS. It was the inception of free CAs like Lets Encrypt that made 90+% HTT
by commandersaki 4y ago
The pay-to-verify is the reason why a significant chunk of the Internet didn't have HTTPS. It was the inception of free CAs like Lets Encrypt that made 90+% HTTPS penetration.
- xeromal 4y agoI'd argue laziness is the reason most of the internet didn't have HTTPS. Browsers putting a scary checkmark next to the site is what made it happen.