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Saturday 21 June 2008

The Application of 3rd party certification programme in Malaysia

Users won't transact business at a website unless they are certain it is secure. They need to ensure that your business is real and that their communications with you are private. VeriSign's solution is to issue SSL Certificate. SSL Certificate, also known as digital certificates, which is issued by a trusted third party called Certification Authority (CA),becomes the "passport" or the digital document that verify the security and authenticity of the interaction.

The SSL certificate is installed on a web server to identify the business using it to encrypt sensitive data such as credit card information. SSL Certificates give a website the ability to communicate securely with its web customers. Without a certificate, any information sent from a user’s computer to a website can be intercepted and viewed by hackers.

How SSL Certificate interaction with the Browser and the Server?

1. Browser checks the certificate to make sure that the site you are connecting to is the real site.
2. Determine encryption types that the browser and web site server can both use to understand each other.
3. Browser and Server send each other unique codes to use when scrambling or encrypting the information that will be sent.
4. The browser and server start talking using the encryption, the web browser shows the encrypting icon, and web pages are processed secured.


SSL certificates provide strong data encryption as well as reliable authentication of the site and the company with which a client is communicating. VeriSign looks to continued participation from its customers, technology partners to guide future development of products and services that allow internet user to use the internet as a secure medium for high-value online business, communications confidently.

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