Insiders: We’ll get basic idea about SSL and cover all possible free SSL certificates providers that will help you to choose the better provider that is perfect for your needs validation through pros and cons.

SSL (Secure Socket Layers) is basically a protocol which establishes encrypted link between web server and browser. It ensures secure web browsing via HTTPS protocol. A public HTTPS website contains SSL certificate signed by publically trusted certified authority. SSL works on the principle of cryptology where identities of websites and companies are bound by key pairs via digital X.509 certificates. Each pair consists of private and public key where private key is kept secured and public key is distributed via a certificate. Public key encrypts the message into cypher text which is send to receiver. And now the receiver decrypts it using private key. The holder of the private key can use it to sign other digital documents (such as web pages), and anyone with the public key can verify this signature. In this manner complete communication remains private and data is secured from theft and hacking.

All SSL certified websites’ address starts with “https://” and non-secured websites’ address starts with “http://”. We then can easily identify whether our channel is SSL secured or not. According to recent reports Google will wave off and remove all the non-secured websites which involve credit card or debit card or any sort of confidential transactions or form filling to prevent the stakeholders from attacks of intermediates or hackers. Hence whenever you enter into secure SSL certified website, you are assured of