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SSL certificates

A secure sockets layer (SSL certificate) is a website's digital authentication tool. Its primary function is establishing secure and encrypted connections and safeguarding online interactions and transactions. This certificate ensures that the data exchanged between web servers and internet browsers is confidential and protected from external threats. It serves as a digital authentication tool for websites. Its primary function is establishing secure and encrypted connections and safeguarding online interactions and transactions. This certificate ensures that the data exchanged between web servers and internet browsers is confidential and protected from external threats.

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What is a TLS/SSL Certificate and how does it work? TLS/SSL Certificates are small data files that digitally bind a cryptographic key to a company, business or organization’s details. TLS certificates are what enable websites to move from HTTP to HTTPS, which is more secure.

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