SSL
What happens if my Let’s Encrypt SSL expires?
With cPanel’s AutoSSL service, a Let’s Encrypt issued certificate should automatically renew before its expiration. However, if an SSL certificate does expires, the secured communication between... continue reading
October 13, 2023
How do Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates stack up against paid ones?
Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates provide the same level of encryption and security as many paid certificates. The primary difference often lies in the warranty, support,... continue reading
October 13, 2023
Is my email secured using Let’s Encrypt SSL?
Yes, if your email service is set up through the same server and domain, the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate will also cover the security for... continue reading
October 13, 2023
Do Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates cover both my website and subdomains?
Yes, Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates secure both your main domain and any associated subdomains. Good to Know: If you add a new subdomain later, cPanel’s... continue reading
October 13, 2023
Do Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates auto-renew?
Yes, when issued via cPanel’s AutoSSL service, Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates are set to auto-renew. This ensures that your website remains encrypted without manual intervention.... continue reading
October 13, 2023
How long are Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates valid?
Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates are valid for 90 days*. This short lifespan is by design to limit potential damage from key compromise and to encourage... continue reading
October 13, 2023
Why are Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates free?
Let’s Encrypt offers SSL certificates for free to promote a more secure and privacy-respecting web. They believe that every website should have an SSL certificate... continue reading
October 13, 2023
What are Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates?
Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates are a type of digital certificate that provides encryption for your website, ensuring the data transferred between your server and your visitors... continue reading
October 13, 2023
Why does my browser say “Not Secure” even though I have an SSL certificate?
Even with an SSL certificate, browsers might display a “Not Secure” warning for several reasons. It could be due to mixed content on your page... continue reading