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Got some spam mail. I know spreading spam not cool, but thought someone might be interested. If you aren't using let's encrypt, it might be something to keep in mind.

I know cloudns isn't one of the 6 ca that steve mentioned

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cloudns isn't one of the 6 ca that steve mentioned
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That's because they're reselling Comodo SSL certificates. Remember when Comodo was more or less taken off the net because it broke the rules... They got purchased and rebranded... I don't know if I would trust them still.
 
I like cheapsslweb. Last year, I paid less than half of what RapidSSL costs if bought directly from them. Working fine no issue so far.
 
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