Documentation: How to encrypt your Serendipity blog with SSL

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Documentation: How to encrypt your Serendipity blog with SSL

Posted by Mario onSunday, January 15. 2017 No comments

These days it is important to secure internet traffic through encryption. Therefore you normally use SSL. There is an article available at the S9Y-Documentation how to realise this with Serendipity.

You should give this a look and a try because some browsers will show errors when visitors open your blog without encryption. And even Google's search results are getting worse.

With services like Let's Encrypt it is easy to get SSL certificates for free.

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