And what would the benefit be from that?
That is how HTTPS works today, and does not protect you against phishing at all.
That is how HTTPS works today, and does not protect you against phishing at all.
You scan your bust stop and it says "Verified Signed by City, County Bus service" instead of "anonymous asshole".
Not perfect, but it at least gives the users a chance unlike the blind redirect situation we have now.
* a freelance web dev * two design agencies * nobody (plain lets encryot) * a payments middle man company (stylised like "EZ pay") * the council themselves (on the confirmation pages...)
So I would hazard a guess that "Mobile Transportation Services inc." ie a little too sensible to be trustworthy...
(There have been many articles explaining why, here is one: https://www.troyhunt.com/extended-validation-certificates-ar... )
Paste that string into google, and tell me if you get the results you expect. You'll get a lot of Russian. Think people might go for that? There was an attack a while back where bad guys registered "adoḅe.com" and distributed malware. EV doesn't work.
Some assholes operating a digital signing authority get rich; good for you if you're one of them.