The SSL certificate for my web site is due to expire in a few days.
I'm not beholden to my current certificate authority (CA) and my
requirements are pretty standard:
* decent browser support
* modern crypto
* quick turnaround on requests
I have no problem using chained certificates if necessary.
So what CAs do you all favor these days?
NB: There is no non-public content on my site, but there is some
information about crypto usage. Back when I was running the site
without https, I received an e-mail message from someone claiming to
live in a country with an oppressive regime. (The return address and
SMTP headers supported that claim.) That person asked if I could add
SSL support so s/he could read my crypto pages without setting off
alarm bells in the regime's sniffing software. I figured for a few
bucks a year it was worth it.
--
Paul Heinlein
heinl...@madboa.com
45°38' N, 122°6' W
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