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    Why do trusted websites not use Extended Validation?

    This might be a dumb question but I was always curious ...

    Why do some trusted websites not use Extended Validation? http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/...tion-is-secure

    For example, websites like Facebook, ESPN, etc. how come they all don't use EV?
    Last edited by OldSchoolGamer; 12-11-2013, 06:17:09 AM.
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    Not sure if I fully understand what you mean but recently Sega Retro (Owned by Sonic Retro) has started using CloudFlare to protect against DDoS attacks. It tells me this almost every time I visit there. I mean come on I hack games not websites.

    I wonder if they were attacked recently the reason they added protection.

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    • #3
      i think i noticed it when i check out Sega Retro.. just this site itself, not Sonic Retro? it's where you download Sonic Hacks for your emulators

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      • #4
        Maybe websites only use EV on websites where money transactions occur? ex: paypal
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        • #5
          Am pretty intriqued about whomever they called thrusted certified lol, theres no such shit around cyber. Ask tha papa and you will see the turth behind all of tha bullsdood
          dood! im a uniter, not a divider dood

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