Third Party certificate Authority

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Let's Encrypt

#Identity And Access Management #Two Factor Authentication #Security & Privacy 311 social mentions

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Google

If a user enters http://google.com then you can simply answer the query and 302 redirect to https://portal.example.com with no bother. But if they use httpS://google.com then you need a certificate valid for google.com - on managed devices you can issue from an internal CA, for non-managed BYOD you're SOL, and there's nothing Let's Encrypt (or any other CA, free or paid) can do to help you here. Unless of course they're willing to actually give you a trusted certificate for google.com in which case they would deserve to go out of business with the likes of Startcom/Wosign...

#Search Engine #Internet Search #Web Search 3693 social mentions