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They're in both browser's truststores. That's about as "trusted" a CA can be by an inanimate object. For a CA that issues hundreds of thousands of certs, three
by aroch 13y ago
They're in both browser's truststores. That's about as "trusted" a CA can be by an inanimate object.
For a CA that issues hundreds of thousands of certs, three instances of mistakes is not damning. Whereas a CA, like STartCom, that boldly proclaim to be the second coming of CA-Jesus and gives away certs for free and relies on predatory charges (pay high fees when you're in trouble) is.
- dfc 13y agocheapsslsecurity is not a CA, so we can hopefully agree that this does not count as "from a CA"? Comodo Free 90-day Certificate: https://www.comodo.com/e-commerce/ssl-certificates/free-ssl-certificate.php https://www.comodo.com/e-commerce/ssl-certificates/free-ssl-...
- aroch 13y agoThey're a reseller, if you took the 20sec it took you to make asinine replies to actually look you would see that they sell Comodo, Thwate, and Verisign certs. But thank you for your useful commentary.
- dfc 13y agoWhat was asinine about my comment? I knew cheapsslsecurity was a reseller and I specifically said "from a CA" in my initial comment and then again in my first reply to you. I said from a CA because I was thinking about Comodo and their RAs history of awesomeness. What is the significance of the fact that they also resell other companies certificates?