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Not outright, but it's more likely that a malicious actor utilizes the simpler or cheaper solution. $300/yr+ adds up, especially if you need to go through due
by bob1029 1y ago
Not outright, but it's more likely that a malicious actor utilizes the simpler or cheaper solution. $300/yr+ adds up, especially if you need to go through due diligence to acquire the EV.
- jonathantf2 1y agoTrue - but if browsers don't show the EV cert until I click 3 buttons and my bank don't use one is there really a point?
- bob1029 1y agoFrom a customer & technical perspective, not really. From a compliance, regulatory & risk perspective, definitely. The EV certificate often comes with additional liability protection to cover any end customer claims related to certificate issues (i.e., if the authority is compromised and the customer's PII becomes exposed).