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Yes, even RSA had it's share of breaches. From a customer perspective, it'll show the lock even on mobile devices, which I've found others to be lacking in (loo
by aioprisan 14y ago
Yes, even RSA had it's share of breaches. From a customer perspective, it'll show the lock even on mobile devices, which I've found others to be lacking in (looking at you, RapidSSL)
- fomojola 14y agoHad similar problems with RapidSSL (not the wildcards, the regular ones) and it turned out you have to include a cross root CA that chains to a Geotrust intermediate CA (my terminology may not be quite right, but it certainly worked for me). Its been a while since I did it but there's a pointer on how to get it done here: http://support.servertastic.com/rapidssl-and-geotrust-certificate-not-trusted-on-mobile-device/ http://support.servertastic.com/rapidssl-and-geotrust-certif...