An SSL Certificate, standing for Secure Sockets Layer Certificate, is a vital digital security protocol used to encrypt communications between a user’s browser and the web server they’re interacting with. Acting as a digital authentication for a website, it verifies … Read More
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What is TLS (Transport Layer Security)?
Transport Layer Security (TLS) is a protocol that ensures privacy between communicating applications and their users on the Internet. When a server and client communicate, TLS ensures that no one else can eavesdrop or tamper with the messages. In other … Read More
What is SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)?
Imagine stepping into the current digital marketplace. Perhaps you’re offering a groundbreaking productivity tool, a practical cloud-based software solution, or an automation service that promises to streamline work processes. Sound exciting? Sure, but along with this excitement comes the responsibility … Read More
New from Qloaked: SaaS Custom Hostnames using A Records
This week, we’ve rolled out some exciting updates to the Qloaked service, including SaaS custom hostnames support for naked (A) records and a faster provisioning experience… Read on to find out more. Since launching Qloaked to provide secure vanity URL … Read More
How to set up Docker, Traefik and Let’s Encrypt for SSL
Traefik is an awesome open-source tool from Containous which makes reverse proxying traffic to multiple apps easy. It runs in a Docker container, which means setup is fairly simple, and can handle routing to multiple servers from multiple sources. We … Read More
Setting Up Vanity URLs for SaaS via Qloaked
This is a guide on how Qloaked can help companies set up fully-secured vanity URLs for SaaS or ecommerce customers, without handling certificates or requiring any integration with external APIs. The Vanity URL Problem in SaaS and Ecommerce A common … Read More
Cloudflare SSL for SaaS vs Qloaked: What’s the Difference?
When we founded Qloaked, we were facing a fairly common ‘vanity URL’ problem and the only solution we were able to find on the market came from the Cloudflare SSL for SaaS service. Now, we’ll say up front that we love Cloudflare – … Read More