Domain validation is the simplest way to issue an SSL certificate. With this type of validation, the CA (certificate issuing authority) sends an activation link to an email address that can only belong to the owner of the domain (e.g. webmaster@domainname.tld). The owner of the domain can then agree to the certificate being issued via the activation link.
Organization validation is much more secure. Here the CA checks the existence of the certificate holder. The certificate confirms the identity of a company, not just the authenticity of the domain. By clicking on the seal or lock, customers are able to check that they are not the victim of a phishing attack.
Extended validation currently offers the most secure form of validation. These certificates are only issued by the CA after a strict check. By clicking on the seal or lock, the company name is displayed in the certificate. EV certificates thus create even more trust and clear security for visitors. Certificates with EV are used for the exchange of strictly confidential information, e.g. by financial institutions.
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