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DOMAIN SSL Certificate

SSL DOMAIN

Secure your transactions and connections now.

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In a context where the incidence of fraud and data breaches is becoming increasingly frequent, your customers count on you to secure sensitive information sent over the Internet using the strongest encryption technologies.

With DomainSSL certificates, you activate the “yellow padlock” and within minutes can secure electronic transactions, logins to online accounts, webmail services, network traffic and online services. This certificate is designed to respond perfectly to security problem issues faced by the majority of SMEs.

FEATURES AT A GLANCE

Standard Domain Validated SSL certificate

  • Domain Validated certificate (DV)
  • Activation and issuance within 5 minutes
  • Option for multiple domains on 1 certificate – Subject Alternative Names (SAN)
  • 128 bit to 256 bit encryption
  • Browser padlock with httpS://
  • Advanced anti-phishing controls
  • Optimum browser and mobile compatibility
  • SHA-256 digital signature
  • Site security seal
  • Financial guarantee: $10,000
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ORDER YOUR SSL CERTIFICATE :

Ordering process and installation of your SSL certificate:

  1. Ordering process and installation of your SSL certificate:
  2. Generate your CSR on the next page
  3. And complete your order online
  4. Please wait for your application to be processed (between 5 minutes and 3/4 days depending on the certificate selected) *
  5. Copy and install your certificate
  6. … And make the most of your secure website!

* If you choose an SSL certificate other than Business, an email will be sent to you to choose the email contact ‘Approver’. An email will then be sent to this contact, which will decide whether to validate your order. Once approved, your certificate will be automatically returned by email.

The SSL certificate was invented by Netscape in 1994, in partnership with various companies such as Mastercard and Bank of America. The IETF bought the patent from Netscape in 2001, and named it “Transport Layer Security” (TLS). Following this acquisition, the IETF created the standard RFC 2246.

Principle

Four security objectives are sought for the use of the certificate:

  1. the authentication of the web server transmitting the data: necessary to ensure the authenticity of the website that issues the certificate ;
  2. the confidentiality of the information transmitted and exchanged ;
  3. the integrity of the data exchanged: the certificate must be “powerful” enough to prevent a third party from altering the transmitted data ;
  4. last optional step: the client’s authentification: to ensure, ultimately, that the data was transmitted by the user who made the request.

The SSL certificate works under a client-server format:

  1. First step: the client connects via SSL to the server, and requests its authentication. The client simultaneously sends the encryption systems its browser uses (in descending order of importance) ;
  2. After receiving the request, the server sends the public key, and the name of the first encryption system it is compatible with ;
  3. After verifying the certificate, the client creates a random private key, encrypts it with the public key and returns a session key ;
  4. Last step: using its private key, the server decrypts the session key, which becomes a common key. Both parties can now “converse” using this session key, ensuring the integrity of all data exchanged.

Certain elements allow us to recognize an encrypted internet page. The first of these is an icon on the status bar of your browser. The second visible element for an encrypted page is the appearance of the initials “https” in the address bar of your browser, indicating that the address is secure.

Installing an SSL certificate with Namebay

To obtain an SSL certificate with Namebay, follow these four steps:

  1. firstly, generate a CSR that is unique to each software application and/or version managing the web server. For example, if you use Apache, you need a CSR for Apache, whereas if you use IIS, you need a key for IIS.
  2. 2e step: complete the online application for a certificate.
  3. we’ll process your request
  4. After receiving our e-mail, copy and install the SSL certificate that was generated for you.

SSL protocol

A few technical details describing the TLS/SSL certificate. The SSL protocol is implemented in the TCP/IP session layer, which ensures the transmission of data over the Internet. The link layer is the intermediate layer between the transport layer and application layer (which contains the HTTP protocol). The HTTPS protocol is thus the HTTP protocol on the SSL.

The SSL certificate is crucial for conducting business online: it provides a very high level of “respectability” and security. Internet users can be put off from completing purchases, even on a dazzling website, if no SSL certificate is installed to indicate that all transactions are secure.

Thanks to the SSL certificate, users are reassured from start to finish that any sensitive information transmitted cannot be used by a third party. Europe is one of the largest market areas for internet services. A quarter of all domain names are registered in Europe. Not including an SSL certificate in your e-commerce solution translates into a serious handicap against the competition.

CSR : Acronym for “Certificate Signing Request”: a certificate request.

SSL : in English, this acronym stands for “Secure Socket Layer”.

HTTPS the acronym for “Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secured”.

TCP/IP : an internet suite of protocols that are a protocol stack used for the Internet. TCP stands for “Transmission Control Protocol”. IP stands for “Internet Protocol”.