Re: [cobalt-developers] SSL certificates for multiple domains

[Adrian Parker]

> To do that, the cert
> issuer first verifies the identity of the site-owner, then encrypts the
> data to make sure no one can get in the middle and forge information.

I'd assume then when a browser goes to a given site, the server hands it the
encrypted cert?  Does this mean the encrypted cert is further concatenated
with a timestop (etc) to ensure that encrypted can't be handed out by other
servers in turn and therefore forged?


> > I've never delved into the technical details of how they work though to
be
> > honest.
>
> Should, if you sell 'em <smile>.

Not my department.  If I hadn't of been working on a few scripts in the same
directory the other day, I wouldn't have known we even sold them.


Adrian

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