Site Changes

Currently on SSLabs this site has an A+ Rating, but with this rating the level of support for older web browsers has been reduced.

As of this change, IE on XP is not supported, but you should be updating XP anyways.

SSL2 and SSL3 has been fully disabled.  TLS1.0 is on my list to disable

Today I have decided to make the default HTTP site, to redirect to an SSL site by default. 

SSLv3 has been disabled, and the SSL Fingerprint has been added to a TXT field in DNS, this should allow you to verify the certificate hasn't been replaced by another valid certificate.

Why?

Over the years it has become more and more apparent at the intrusion of the governments on personal liberties.  Though it's limited this will at least show my distrust of these options on the general public.

What does that mean for you?

Mostly there's no changes for the end client, except that the connection is secure.

Well anyone who has looked at this page,which I will guess is close to no one, might notice a few changes, I have been busy upgrading everything, and have gotten everything back up