SSL Certificates

SSL Certs, SSL Certificate, SSL Certificates

Securing Your Online Business

Supported Browsers

The vast majority of current browsers will connect seamlessly to sites secured with an Entrust SSL Certificate. Below is a list of browsers which have been confirmed to work with SSL certificates from Entrust.

Extended Validation (EV) Browsers

  • Apple iPhone 3.0
  • Apple Safari 3.2
  • Google Chrome
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer 7+
  • Mozilla 3+
  • Opera 9.5+

Web Browsers

  • AOL 5+
  • Apple Safari 1+
  • Camino 1.0+
  • Firefox 1.0+
  • Flock 1.0+
  • Google Chrome
  • Konqueror 2.2.1+
  • Maxthon 2+
  • Microsoft Internet Explorer 5+
  • Mozilla 1.7+
  • MSN Explorer
  • Netscape 4.51+
  • Opera 5+

Java Clients

  • IBM SDK
  • Oracle Jinitiator
  • Sun Java (JRE J2SE J2EE JDK) 1.4.2+
  • Sun Java (J2ME) 2.1+

Mobile Devices

  • Access NetFront
  • Apple iPhone 2.0+
  • Apple iPod Safari
  • Kyocera
  • Nokia phones
  • Openwave mobile browser
  • Opera mini
  • Palm OS
  • Palm Treo
  • RIM Blackberry OS
  • Sony-Ericsson phones
  • Symbian OS based handsets (Levono, Nokia, Orange, Panasonic, Samsung, Siemens, Sony-Ericsson)
  • TorchMobile Iris Browser
  • webOS
  • Windows CE
  • Windows Mobile 2003+, 5+

Application Suites

  • SeaMonkey 1.0+

Notes:

Older versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator browsers must have updated certificates installed in order to recognize an Entrust SSL Certificate. See Root Update for certificate installation in older browsers.

The above mobile client O/S list contains but is not limited to our trusted Entrust.net Secure Server CA

If your client is not listed above but is supported by Entrust or if you cannot find the client you're looking for, please contact us.

Browser Security Notice:
Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.5 and 6.0 SSL Vulnerabilities

Summary: A security vulnerability has been discovered in Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) browser that could cause an SSL server certificate to be trusted even if not directly signed by a legitimate Certificate Authority (CA). This flaw could allow a malicious site to "forge" an SSL server certificate under any name it chooses, once it had obtained a legitimate certificate from a trusted CA.

Quick Links

SSL Secured Server

Entrust understands that before customers send sensitive information through the Internet, they first look for signs of assurance that their information does not end up in the wrong hands. That's why purchasing a SSL cert from Entrust effectively equips your web properties with the SSL security technology needed to give your clients peace of mind in knowing that their data is protected by robust encryption algorithms. Entrust provides websites with advanced SSL server certificates, including EV SSL certificates, to protect customer data, build consumer confidence, and protect your website's security reputation.

Entrust SSL solutions deliver powerful encryption in the form of the certificate https protocol in your website's URL - an indicator customers are trained to look for to determine if a secure SSL connection is actively protecting their information. Savvy website visitors also know to search for the tiny lock icon in their browser to verify if a certificate SSL is in use. Not providing your visitors with these critical beacons of secure computing can make the difference between gaining a customer a losing one. Entrust recognizes that in the competitive marketplace of the Internet, a website must deploy SSL security to successfully attract and retain consumers.

In addition to playing a major role in securing transactions over the World Wide Web, Entrust offers powerful network security solutions for website administrators. Learn more about purchasing Entrust SSL certificates or other SSL server encryption products and services to understand why Entrust network security solutions have been the choice for website administrators and e-commerce sites for over a decade.