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Show HN: Snitch.io – SSL auditing and alerting

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Re: Show HN: Snitch.io – SSL auditing and alerting

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We built Snitch to make it simple and easy to get a handle on your SSL certificates. Our mission is to help people avoid getting blind-sided by SSL issues - losing customers, reputation and business in the process.

We've been working on this for a few months and would appreciate any feedback - thanks!

If anyone wants to email me directly it is my username at currylabs.com or gmail.com

PS: If you are an Open Source project we offer free subscriptions.

Re: Show HN: Snitch.io – SSL auditing and alerting

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post #2

We built Snitch to make it simple and easy to get a handle on your SSL certificates. Our mission is to help people avoid getting blind-sided by SSL issues - losing customers, reputation and business in the process. We've been working on this for a few months and would appreciate any feedback - thanks! If anyone wants to email me directly it is my username at currylabs.com or gmail.com PS: If you are an Open Source pr…

Who's "we"? You need an about page.

Re: Show HN: Snitch.io – SSL auditing and alerting

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I think you're trying to solve a non-problem since the company that sells the certificates warns you (sometimes even more than those intervals), afterall, they want you to renew as well. As for checking for quality, that should be the sys admin task or the webmaster. good luck though!

Re: Show HN: Snitch.io – SSL auditing and alerting

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Great idea, will certainly give it a try.

Not a big fan of pricing plans that mix volume with features, always makes me feel I'm being screwed when I only need one or the other. (Even though I might be perfectly fine with paying the same amount if the pricing structure was different.)

Re: Show HN: Snitch.io – SSL auditing and alerting

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Great idea, will certainly give it a try. Not a big fan of pricing plans that mix volume with features, always makes me feel I'm being screwed when I only need one or the other. (Even though I might be perfectly fine with paying the same amount if the pricing structure was different.)

how do you mean? this is SaaS, and charging for resource magnitudes is the only actual fair way in order to get some transparency.

Re: Show HN: Snitch.io – SSL auditing and alerting

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I think you're trying to solve a non-problem since the company that sells the certificates warns you (sometimes even more than those intervals), afterall, they want you to renew as well. As for checking for quality, that should be the sys admin task or the webmaster. good luck though!

Perhaps a non-problem for startups, but it's definitely a problem for bigger companies where the group that purchases certs may not be the one using them...
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