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When visitors load a website over plain HTTP, their connection to the site is not encrypted. With HTTPS, their connection to the site is encrypted
Avoiding the “Not Secure Warning” for websites without SSL certificates
Eventually, Chrome (Google) will show a Not Secure warning for all pages served over HTTP. You should plan to migrate your site to use HTTPS for all pages.
Can SSL certificate boost search engine rankings?
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That’s right, Google now uses SSL certificate as a ranking signal in their search algorithm, so that HTTPS websites are ranked higher than non-secure sites.
Do you think websites with ssl will rank higher than websites without ssl in search engines?
Yes, websites with SSL certificates are often considered more secure and trustworthy by search engines, and as a result, they may have a slight advantage in search engine rankings compared to those without SSL. However, other factors such as the quality and relevance of content, user experience, and website performance also play significant roles in determining search engine rankings. So while having an SSL certificate is important, it should not be the only focus when optimizing a website for search engines.
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| Standard SSL (1-Site) |
(UCC/SAN) (5-Site) |
Standard SSL (Wildcard) Protect All Subdomains |
Premium SSL (1-Site) |
Premium SSL (5-Site) |
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$79.99/ yr |
$239.99/ yr |
$119.99/ yr |
$279.99/ yr |
| Domain validation | Domain validation | Same as Standard SSL plus: | Same as Standard SSL plus: | Same as Standard SSL plus: |
| SHA-2 & 2048-bit encryption. | SHA-2 & 2048-bit encryption. | - Protect unlimited sub-domains | - Extended validation. | - Extended validation. |
| Boost SEO rankings | Boost SEO rankings | EXAMPLE: | - Green address bar | - Green address bar |
| Fast issuance in 5min | Fast issuance in 5min | LuckyProtection.com | - $1,000,000 USD warranty | - $1,000,000 USD warranty |
| Display HTTPS & padlock | Display HTTPS & padlock | Cart.LuckyProtection.com | ||
| Security trust seal | Security trust seal | Mobile.LuckyProtection.com | ||
| Support unlimited servers | Support unlimited servers | |||
| Free unlimited reissues | Free unlimited reissues | |||
| Warranty $100,000 USD | Warranty $100,000 USD |
Which SSL certificate is best for your website?
- Standard SSLs
- Standard SSL (Wildcard)
- Premium SSL
Standard level SSLs: are best for blogs and social websites. They validate domain name ownership and provide a $100,000 warranty against compromises.
A Unified Communications Certificate (UCC) is an SSL certificate that protects multiple domains and subdomains. UCC certificates can be used on LuckyRegister hosting products to protect multiple websites, but the websites must all be on the same hosting account.
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A Unified Communications Certificate (UCC) is an SSL certificate that protects multiple domains and subdomains. UCC certificates can be used on LuckyRegister hosting products to protect multiple websites, but the websites must all be on the same hosting account.
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Wildcard SSL Certificate: Your common name and an unlimited number of related subdomains will be secured to the same level, making your visitors’ experience consistent and provide a $100,000 warranty against compromises.
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Premium High Assurance SSL EVs: are best for eCommerce websites. They validate domain ownership and provide top-level verification, including the High Assurance green address bar, along with a $1,000,000 warranty against compromise.
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About SSL Certificates
- What is a SSL Certificate?
- Does my website need an SSL certificate?
- How many types of SSL certificates are there?
- What is a Standard SSL Certificate?
- What is a San SSL Certificate?
- What is a Wildcard SSL Certificate (Protect All Subdomains)?
- What is a Premium SSL certificate?
- More F.A.Q
What is a SSL Certificate?
A SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) Certificate is a digital certificate that is used to secure communications between a website and its visitors.When a website has an SSL certificate installed, it enables a secure connection between the web server and the visitor's web browser. This secure connection is established through the use of encryption, which ensures that any data transmitted between the two parties is protected and cannot be intercepted or accessed by unauthorized parties.
SSL certificates are typically issued by a trusted third-party organization, known as a Certificate Authority (CA), after the CA has verified the identity of the certificate holder. Once the certificate has been issued and installed on the web server, visitors to the website will be able to see that the connection is secure by looking for the padlock icon in the address bar or status bar of their web browser.
SSL certificates are widely used by businesses, organizations, and individuals to secure websites and protect sensitive information such as login credentials, personal information, or financial data. They are also used to establish trust and confidence in a website, which can help to improve visitor engagement and conversion rates.
Does my website need an SSL certificate?
Yes, in most cases, it is recommended that your website has an SSL certificate. There are several reasons why having an SSL certificate is important:
- Security: SSL certificates encrypt the data transmitted between your website and your visitors, making it much more difficult for hackers or unauthorized parties to intercept or access this data.
- Trust: Visitors to your website can see that your site is secured with an SSL certificate by looking for the padlock icon in the address bar or status bar of their web browser. This can help to establish trust and confidence in your website and brand.
- SEO: In 2014, Google announced that SSL certificates would be a ranking factor in their search algorithm. This means that websites with SSL certificates are more likely to appear higher in search engine results than those without.
- Compliance: If you collect sensitive information such as login credentials, personal information, or financial data on your website, you may be required by law or industry regulations to have an SSL certificate in place to protect this data.
In short, having an SSL certificate can help to improve the security, trust, and visibility of your website, and is generally recommended for any website that collects sensitive information or handles transactions.
How many types of SSL certificates are there?
There are several types of SSL certificates available, including:
- Domain Validated (DV) SSL Certificate: This is the most basic type of SSL certificate and provides encryption for your domain. It verifies that the domain is owned by the person or organization requesting the certificate.
- Organization Validated (OV) SSL Certificate: This type of SSL certificate provides higher levels of authentication than a DV certificate. In addition to verifying the domain ownership, the CA also verifies the organization's information, such as its name and address.(our Premium SSL)
- Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificate: This is the highest level of SSL certificate available and provides the most extensive validation process. In addition to verifying the domain ownership and organization information, the CA also verifies the legal and physical existence of the organization. EV SSL certificates are indicated by a green address bar in most web browsers.(our Premium SSL)
- Wildcard SSL Certificate: This type of SSL certificate allows you to secure all subdomains of a single domain with a single certificate. It is particularly useful for organizations or businesses that have multiple subdomains that need to be secured.
- Multi-Domain SSL Certificate (our UCC/SAN): This type of SSL certificate allows you to secure multiple domain names with a single certificate. It is useful for businesses or organizations that have multiple websites or domain names that they need to secure.
- Unified Communications (UC) SSL Certificate (our UCC/SAN): This type of SSL certificate is specifically designed for Microsoft Exchange and Office Communications servers. It allows you to secure multiple domain names, host names, and IP addresses with a single certificate.
Each type of SSL certificate offers different levels of validation, authentication, and security features, and the appropriate type of certificate for your website will depend on your specific needs and requirements.
What is a Standard SSL Certificate?
A Standard SSL Certificate is a type of SSL/TLS certificate that is used to secure a single domain name or subdomain.When you obtain a Standard SSL certificate, it will be issued to your domain name or subdomain, and will provide encryption and authentication for your website's visitors. This means that any data transmitted between your website and your visitors will be encrypted, which helps to prevent unauthorized access or interception of sensitive information.
Standard SSL certificates typically use 128-bit or 256-bit encryption, which is considered to be very secure. They are widely used by businesses, organizations, and individuals to secure their websites, particularly those that collect sensitive information such as login credentials, personal information, or financial data.
Most web browsers display a padlock icon in the address bar or status bar to indicate that a website is secured with an SSL certificate. Some SSL certificates also display the name of the organization that owns the certificate, which can help to increase visitor trust and confidence in the website.
What is a San SSL Certificate?
A SAN SSL certificate (Subject Alternative Name SSL certificate) is a type of SSL/TLS certificate that allows multiple domain names to be secured with a single certificate.With a traditional SSL certificate, only one domain name or subdomain is covered, meaning that if you have multiple domain names that need to be secured, you would need to obtain separate SSL certificates for each one.
However, with a SAN SSL certificate, you can secure multiple domain names with a single certificate. This can be useful if you have a website with multiple subdomains or if you have multiple websites that you want to secure with a single certificate.
SAN SSL certificates are commonly used by businesses, organizations, and individuals who have multiple websites or web applications that require secure connections, as they can simplify the management and maintenance of SSL certificates and reduce costs associated with obtaining and managing multiple certificates.
What is a Wildcard SSL Certificate (Protect All Subdomains)?.
A Wildcard SSL Certificate is a type of SSL/TLS certificate that allows you to secure all subdomains of a single domain name with a single certificate.When you obtain a Wildcard SSL certificate, it will be issued to your domain name with an asterisk (*) in place of the subdomain. This means that the certificate will be valid for your main domain as well as any subdomains you may have, such as blog.example.com, shop.example.com, etc.
Wildcard SSL certificates are particularly useful for organizations or businesses that have multiple subdomains that need to be secured, as they can simplify the management and maintenance of SSL certificates and reduce costs associated with obtaining and managing multiple certificates.
Like Standard SSL certificates, Wildcard SSL certificates provide encryption and authentication for your website's visitors, ensuring that any data transmitted between your website and your visitors is secure. They typically use 128-bit or 256-bit encryption, which is considered to be very secure.
It's important to note that while a Wildcard SSL certificate can secure all subdomains of a single domain, it cannot be used to secure multiple domain names. In this case, you would need to obtain separate SSL certificates for each domain name.
What is a Premium SSL certificate?
A Premium SSL Certificate is a type of SSL/TLS certificate that offers additional features and benefits beyond what is typically included in a Standard or Basic SSL certificate.Premium SSL certificates may include features such as extended validation (EV), which provides the highest level of authentication and can display the organization's name in the browser's address bar, giving visitors greater confidence in the website's security. Premium SSL certificates may also offer higher levels of encryption, such as 256-bit encryption, which can provide even greater security for sensitive information.
In addition to these features, Premium SSL certificates may offer additional benefits such as warranty protection, which can provide financial compensation to the certificate holder in the event that the SSL certificate causes financial loss due to a security breach.
Premium SSL certificates are generally recommended for organizations or businesses that handle sensitive information, such as financial institutions, e-commerce websites, and healthcare providers. These certificates can help to establish trust and confidence in the organization, and may also help to improve search engine rankings by indicating to search engines that the website is secure and trustworthy.
It's worth noting that Premium SSL certificates typically come at a higher cost than Standard or Basic SSL certificates, due to their additional features and benefits. However, the cost of the certificate may be outweighed by the benefits it provides in terms of security and trust.