Finally - Free SSL Certificates

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EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) has partnered with Mozilla, Cisco, and Akamai to offer free HTTPS/SSL certificates.

The launch is scheduled for the mid of 2015, so if you considering to buy a SSL certificate, it might be a good time to consider otherwise.

Website of the project: https://letsencrypt.org
Open source is located at: https://github.com/letsencrypt/lets-encrypt-preview

Once its alive, certificate installation will be as easy as typing these two lines on any Linux machine:

> sudo apt-get install lets-encrypt
> lets-encrypt example.com

The software will also automatically renew the certificate when it is about to expire.
 
Thanks for letting us know, didn't know about it yet!
 
Good share! Interested to see how this pans out with all of the other cert companies.
 
awesome i have already a few cheap ssl on namecheap
but free its aleays better !
 
Cloudflare free ssl option is not worth trying .? Or better option . ?
 
You guys must give a try to COMODO SSL too. They are giving free 3 months SSL. Working very well for me.
 
Cloudflare free ssl option is not worth trying .? Or better option . ?

Usually I prefer to visit CheapSSLCouponCode to get free ssl cert as well as to find discount coupons of diverse ssl, web hosting and domain registrar providers.

You guys must give a try to COMODO SSL too. They are giving free 3 months SSL. Working very well for me.

Yes, Comodo gives maximum month validity for free ssl certificate as well as lowest price for ssl products.
 
Thanks for this find. I just created a blog post about it because i found it that interesting. I cited you as finding it and posted a link on my blog back to here. gotta give credit where credit's due! Thanks! I will def. be participating in this when its open for bidness!
 
Good stuff. Glad I waited. Any difference between these and the ones you have to buy?
 
Thanks for this find. I just created a blog post about it because i found it that interesting. I cited you as finding it and posted a link on my blog back to here. gotta give credit where credit's due! Thanks! I will def. be participating in this when its open for bidness!
Hey, can you share that blog post link here? I am eager to see it.
 
Awesome! Can't wait to experiment with these upon it's release. This will indefinitely be great for the consumer but a big downfall in sales for SSL companies.
 
very interesting. No doubt there will be some reason to keep paid certs alive though.
 
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