Domain Validated (DV) SSL Certificates, SSL Security, Yellow SSL Padlock

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Published on June 23rd, 2009

Internet security insider/technology visionary Melih Abdulhayoglu describes how the yellow SSL padlock we’re accustomed to seeing on secure web pages is losing its meaning due to the proliferation of Domain Validated (DV) SSL Certificates.

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J2897

August 25, 2009

4:19 pm

Some lad told me that Comodo makes Malware. He said you even Digitally Sign it too. LOL!!!
I explained to him that ‘Comodo creating and Digitally Signing Malware’, would be like giving the Bank Manager your name and address (then signing it too) after you have just committed an armed robbery at the Bank.
Then I read the forums; a part where Malware authors were downloading a free Comodo Digital Certificate, and using it to sign Malware, to make it look as though it was officially released by Comodo.
I was shocked to see what a Certified Microsoft lady had wrote on her blog about it. I couldn’t read all of it; my fingers were in the way; the Face Palm was just too intense.

AMIR

July 20, 2009

11:36 am

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