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A few years ago you might also ask why would anyone give out $5 certificates? It's not any more work on their part - it's a extra parameter sent to their certif
by mkonecny 12y ago
A few years ago you might also ask why would anyone give out $5 certificates? It's not any more work on their part - it's a extra parameter sent to their certificate generator.
- spacefight 12y agoIt's not even an extra parameter, it's just an the wildcard domain prefix .* within the DN to set. Wildcard SSL certs are THE rip-off...
- adamtj 12y agoRip-off? Bah! That's nothing compared to Microsoft's SQL Server! With SSL, you have to add the asterisk for more functionality. It takes a bit more work and they charge you 10x the price. With SQL Server, you can get the Express Edition for $0 or the Enterprise Edition for $thousands. But to build the Enterprise Edition, they actually compile it from the same source code without some #defines that enable various Express Edition data size limits. They do less work yet charge you infinity times the price. Now that's a ripoff!