Not really the point of ssl certs though. And I'm pretty sure those limitations are the smallest hurdle, most people wouldn't even care checking.
The "most people won't care argument" doesn't inspire confidence in the authenticity of the website.
It's essentially a self-signed cert that anyone could make with the false security of a root certificate authority.
The "most people won't care argument" doesn't inspire confidence in the authenticity of the website.
It's essentially a self-signed cert that anyone could make with the false security of a root certificate authority.