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The 128-bit SSL Certificate Has Become Standard For E-commerce-Enabled Web Sites

An SSL Certificate is a 128-bit SSL security tool to assist with e-commerce or other secure communications on the Web. As used in SSL secured Internet transactions, an SSL Certificate provides the following:

Confirmation of Identity

SSL Certificates provide every assurance that the only one who will receive secure information is the same person or organization for which the communication was intended.

Non-interception
The user's information cannot be intercepted or interpreted between the user's browser and the intended server.

The assurances provided through the use of by SSL Certificates are a necessity for all e-commerce implementations and any communication in which confidential information is exchanged. Those browsing the Internet can rest assured that their communications are secured by a properly authenticated SSL Certificate as evidenced by the appearance of a little padlock in the frame of their Internet browser.

An SSL Certificate is an identity statement that is digitally signed by a certification authority that uses a properly authenticated private key and public key pair to bind a public key to an identity. This provides independent confirmation of identity. More formally, a certificate is a computer-based record that:
1. Identifies the certification authority that issued it
2. Names, identifies, or otherwise describes an attribute of the subscriber
3. Contains the subscriber's public key
4. Contains the digital signature of the certification authority that issued it
5. Provides a date range over which the certificate is valid
To obtain an SSL Certificate, a private key and public key pair must be generated on the server and then authenticated by a certificate authority that has the required recognition in the browser software.



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