Digital Certificate

Is It Safe To Visit A Website With An Expired Certificate?

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To protect their visitors’ data and sensitive information, websites are required to serve their web pages over HTTPS protocol. This protocol encrypts the communications between web servers and clients (browsers) against Man-in-the-middle Attacks.
The encryption of HTTPS connections is guaranteed by an SSL/TLS certificate. For security reasons, this certificate is usually valid for a specific period, after which the certificate expires and the website owner is required to renew it. Additionally, there are many other reasons that lead to a certificate get expired. Read more …

How to Convert HTTP to HTTPS Without SSL Certificate?

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HTTPs (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) is the secure version of the HTTP protocol, it’s designed to encrypt data transmitted between web servers and browsers. This is a key technique to protect payment and sensitive information over the internet.
Users who are not fully aware of web concepts may ask to convert HTTP to HTTPS without using an SSL certificate. Read more …

E-Signing: Understanding Digital Signature

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The digital signature is an authentication mechanism that enables content creators to attach a code to the content. So that this code acts as a signature of the content.
Due to the levels of security and reliability they provide, digital signatures are used as the preferred technology for signing online documents in many industries. Read more …