Trustico® Online Security Blog
Sectigo vs DigiCert - CA Stability
As an authorized Sectigo® partner, Trustico® offers both our own branded SSL Certificates and Sectigo® branded options. When selecting an SSL Certificate provider, the stability and trustworthiness of the underlying Certificate...
Sectigo vs DigiCert - CA Stability
As an authorized Sectigo® partner, Trustico® offers both our own branded SSL Certificates and Sectigo® branded options. When selecting an SSL Certificate provider, the stability and trustworthiness of the underlying Certificate...
Microsoft 365 to Replace Root Certificate (2025)
Microsoft has announced plans to update their Root SSL Certificate infrastructure by 2025, affecting millions of Microsoft 365 users worldwide. This change requires organizations to implement new SSL Certificates that...
Microsoft 365 to Replace Root Certificate (2025)
Microsoft has announced plans to update their Root SSL Certificate infrastructure by 2025, affecting millions of Microsoft 365 users worldwide. This change requires organizations to implement new SSL Certificates that...
.well-known Validation Folder
The .well-known folder is a standardized directory on web servers that stores verification files for SSL Certificates and other security-related content. The .well-known folder method is one of several validation...
.well-known Validation Folder
The .well-known folder is a standardized directory on web servers that stores verification files for SSL Certificates and other security-related content. The .well-known folder method is one of several validation...
Port 80 (HTTP) vs Port 443 (HTTPS)
Port 80 handles standard HTTP traffic, which transmits data in plain text format without encryption. This poses significant security risks for sensitive information. Port 443, used for HTTPS connections secured by...
Port 80 (HTTP) vs Port 443 (HTTPS)
Port 80 handles standard HTTP traffic, which transmits data in plain text format without encryption. This poses significant security risks for sensitive information. Port 443, used for HTTPS connections secured by...
x.509 SSL Certificates
X.509 SSL Certificates are standardized digital documents that enable secure connections between web browsers and servers. Trustico® SSL Certificates use this format to provide robust encryption and authentication capabilities.
x.509 SSL Certificates
X.509 SSL Certificates are standardized digital documents that enable secure connections between web browsers and servers. Trustico® SSL Certificates use this format to provide robust encryption and authentication capabilities.
About Root Certificates in SSL / TLS
A Root SSL Certificate acts as the trusted anchor in the SSL Certificate chain of trust. When you purchase a Trustico® SSL Certificate, it inherits its trust from a Root...
About Root Certificates in SSL / TLS
A Root SSL Certificate acts as the trusted anchor in the SSL Certificate chain of trust. When you purchase a Trustico® SSL Certificate, it inherits its trust from a Root...
About SSL Stripping Attacks
SSL Certificate stripping attacks pose a serious threat to website security, making proper SSL Certificate implementation crucial. An SSL Certificate stripping attack occurs when hackers intercept and downgrade encrypted HTTPS...
About SSL Stripping Attacks
SSL Certificate stripping attacks pose a serious threat to website security, making proper SSL Certificate implementation crucial. An SSL Certificate stripping attack occurs when hackers intercept and downgrade encrypted HTTPS...
SEO and SSL Certificates (SSL)
Trustico® SSL Certificates provide the HTTPS encryption that search engines look for when determining rankings. Sites secured with our SSL Certificates typically see improved search visibility and higher placement in results.
SEO and SSL Certificates (SSL)
Trustico® SSL Certificates provide the HTTPS encryption that search engines look for when determining rankings. Sites secured with our SSL Certificates typically see improved search visibility and higher placement in results.
