I Have An SSL Certificate For My Site..so What? Presented by Oluseun Taylor
Overview:
Introduction to SSL certificates
SSL certificate acquisition
Installing WordPress with a certificate
Ensuring a WordPress Installation fully uses a
certificate
comments allowed. B. have a website for a bakery. I don’t take orders, I just show recipes and baked goods. That’s it. C. Don’t care about Google ranking. I just want my site there. Period. D. Handle sensitive information and store them in my site’s database. I don’t need an SSL certificate if I…
site. B. My browser is dumb. The creators should release an update or I will uninstall their crappy product. (Switch browser). C. I should check dev tools on my browser to find out what resources are still being passed as insecure. D. Wait a couple of days for my DNS records to propagate. I just had an SSL certificate installed and after updating all my URLs to https:// I still don’t get a green padlock. What do I do?
threats to all my friends. B. LASTMA officials who have an imaginary bribe quota to meet. C. hackers who employ the brute force attack to gain access to my WordPress Dashboard. D. spammers and trolls on my WordPress blog. An SSL certificate can protect me from…
The encryption algorithm differs from the paid versions. C. If the security of the certificate fails, I’m on my own. D. Free certificates have some limitations. My hosting company offers a free SSL certificate. What difference does it have from the paid ones?