Trustico® Online Security Blog
Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) : Enhanced SSL Se...
Perfect Forward Secrecy is an advanced encryption capability that generates unique session keys for each connection secured by a Trustico® SSL Certificate.
Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) : Enhanced SSL Se...
Perfect Forward Secrecy is an advanced encryption capability that generates unique session keys for each connection secured by a Trustico® SSL Certificate.
Understanding Shared SSL Certificates for Web S...
A shared SSL Certificate allows multiple websites or subdomains to use the same SSL Certificate for encrypting data transmissions. Trustico® SSL Certificates include both shared and dedicated options, giving businesses...
Understanding Shared SSL Certificates for Web S...
A shared SSL Certificate allows multiple websites or subdomains to use the same SSL Certificate for encrypting data transmissions. Trustico® SSL Certificates include both shared and dedicated options, giving businesses...
Understanding Domain Hijacking : Risks and Prot...
Domain hijacking occurs when malicious actors gain unauthorized control of domain names by compromising domain registrar accounts or exploiting vulnerabilities. This can lead to website defacement, e-mail interception, and loss...
Understanding Domain Hijacking : Risks and Prot...
Domain hijacking occurs when malicious actors gain unauthorized control of domain names by compromising domain registrar accounts or exploiting vulnerabilities. This can lead to website defacement, e-mail interception, and loss...
Windows IIS SSL Certificate Chain Issues : Why ...
Unlike other web servers that prioritize maximum compatibility, Windows IIS automatically constructs the shortest possible SSL Certificate chain when multiple valid paths exist.
Windows IIS SSL Certificate Chain Issues : Why ...
Unlike other web servers that prioritize maximum compatibility, Windows IIS automatically constructs the shortest possible SSL Certificate chain when multiple valid paths exist.
Self-Signed SSL Certificates : Security Risks a...
While they can provide basic encryption, self-signed SSL Certificates trigger security warnings in web browsers and offer none of the validation benefits that come with Trustico® SSL Certificates.
Self-Signed SSL Certificates : Security Risks a...
While they can provide basic encryption, self-signed SSL Certificates trigger security warnings in web browsers and offer none of the validation benefits that come with Trustico® SSL Certificates.
How to Install SSL Certificates on WordPress Sites
Trustico® SSL Certificates deliver military-grade encryption and authentication, ensuring your WordPress site meets modern security standards.
How to Install SSL Certificates on WordPress Sites
Trustico® SSL Certificates deliver military-grade encryption and authentication, ensuring your WordPress site meets modern security standards.
Business E-Mail Compromise (BEC) Attack
BEC attacks involve cyber-criminals impersonating legitimate business e-mail accounts to defraud companies and their employees. These sophisticated attacks often target organizations that conduct wire transfers or work with foreign suppliers.
Business E-Mail Compromise (BEC) Attack
BEC attacks involve cyber-criminals impersonating legitimate business e-mail accounts to defraud companies and their employees. These sophisticated attacks often target organizations that conduct wire transfers or work with foreign suppliers.
SSL Offloading - Types, Benefits, and Best Prac...
SSL Certificate offloading refers to the process of removing SSL Certificate encryption processing from web servers by handling it at the load balancer level.
SSL Offloading - Types, Benefits, and Best Prac...
SSL Certificate offloading refers to the process of removing SSL Certificate encryption processing from web servers by handling it at the load balancer level.
