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Only if you pay $$$$ for OV/EV. If you get the normal DV cert they don't provide any more verification than Letsencrypt. And since browsers have moved away fr
by nerdbert 3y ago
Only if you pay $$$$ for OV/EV.
If you get the normal DV cert they don't provide any more verification than Letsencrypt.
And since browsers have moved away from indicating OV/EV certs to end users, not many organizations are paying for those anymore.
- Tijdreiziger 3y agoCan confirm as someone who has to renew a non-Let’s Encrypt cert every year (for reasons). The CA sends an automated email to the email address listed in WHOIS, you click a link in the email, and they issue the certificate. No human interaction necessary.
- ComputerGuru 3y agoEV certs have a slightly more rigorous approach. They’ll call the registered agent for the business as registered/licensed with the state, not the phone number from whois or an email to webmaster@
- Tijdreiziger 3y agoYes, I’m just talking about regular DV certificates (the same type you’d get if you just used Let’s Encrypt).