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What is a Wildcard SSL certificate?

December 12 2007 | SSL Certificates
A Wildcard SSL certificate is used to secure unlimited sub domains that share a common base domain. For example, if your base domain is ‘books.com’, you can secure sales.books.com, www.books.com, secure.books.com, and shop.books.com with one Wildcard SSL certificate.

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