ot;.
Before browsers started showing dire warnings on non-secure pages,
basically no phishing site bothered with SSL at all, since their target
audience simply didn't notice anything wrong.
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ething there (and
then reject - or --).
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you don't have your phone number published in a
directory, since they use it for validation). It took about a week from
applying for the certificate to getting it issued.
When I was buying the certificate, I found a 25% discount code on some 3rd
party website.
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some warehouse far longer than 3 months in the past.
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nd wget, netcat for Windows).
Luckily, the worst that came from it were some e-mail exchanges and a
lengthy phonecall with my ISP, but I know of people who lost their hosting
thanks to having files that were similarly triggering false antivirus
alerts.
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the page area)?
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