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As they say in Chernobyl: SSL isn’t a choice, it’s a lifestyle Before I came to RapidSSLOnline.com, I had no idea what SSL even was or what the purpose of …
Read More The Purpose of Using an SSL Certificate on a Website
Don’t run, don’t hide. Everything is going to be OK. What do you do when your SSL certificate expires? This is a surprisingly common question. In fact, in our line …
Read More What to Do When Your SSL Certificate Expires
Don’t ever let someone else touch your private key without your consent. Today we’re going to discuss Public Keys, Private Keys and Encryption. Unfortunately, a lot of the literature on …
Read More Public Keys, Private Keys, Batman and Some Stuff About Encryption
74% of SMBs have been targeted by hackers Your business is not too small to get hacked, trust me. We’ll get to that in a second though, first let me …
Read More Attn: Small Business Owner, You ARE Big Enough to Get Hacked
If a website isn’t served over HTTPS, then your communication with it is not secure When it comes to HTTP vs HTTPS, the devil is in the details. Not like, …
Read More HTTP vs HTTPS – Don’t Let Your Car Get Pooped On
Dynamic Site Seals offer immediate, indisputable assurance of SSL protection Have you ever been so nervous about being robbed that you hid your whole wallet in your rectum? No? Me …
Read More There Are No $20 iPads… and Some Stuff About Site Seals
Seriously, the end is nigh. Normally we reserve our discussions for SSL, encryption and how you can personally stay safe online. But sometimes I like to update you on emerging …
Read More Artificial Intelligence is the Future of Cyber security (And Probably the End of the World)
A political data analysis company has exposed 198 million US voter records Chances are you’ve never heard of Deep Root Analytics, and in this case that may actually be a …
Read More Deep Root Analytics: You Don’t Know Us, But We Lost Your Info…
I’ve taken over the RSO blog, shh… they don’t know yet. [Editor’s Note: We know] Can you keep a secret? I noticed nobody was using this blog so I’m taking …
Read More Welcome to Carl’s Corner
The first instance of ransomware-as-a-service has been discovered on the Dark Web Many macOS users thought they were safe from the fury of the ransomware attacks – after all, Apple …
Read More MacRansom: First Ever Ransomware-as-a-Service Attack Strikes macOS
