It’s almost hard to believe it’s only been 2 years since Let’s Encrypt came out of beta and began providing SSL Certificates to the general public. I wrote a post at the time calling it a turning point for the web, but cPanel support was pretty much non-existent. Since then
It’s almost hard to believe it’s only been 2 years since Let’s Encrypt came out of beta and began providing SSL Certificates to the general public. I wrote a post at the time calling it a turning point for the web, but cPanel support was pretty much non-existent. Since then
It’s almost hard to believe it’s only been 2 years since Let’s Encrypt came out of beta and began providing SSL Certificates to the general public. I wrote a post at the time calling it a turning point for the web, but cPanel support was pretty much non-existent. Since then
As I awake from my relative blog slumber this Summer, there are a couple of things (actually a lot of things) I’ve been meaning to blog about. (And luckily I even have a new soundtrack to blog by now thanks … Continue reading →
Yesterday marked a turning point for the web. The Let’s Encrypt project is now in a public open beta and issuing free SSL certificates to anyone and everyone. Until now running your site over SSL has been a difficult and laborious process that required quite a bit of technical knowledge
