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Introduction

Deka SSL (Secure Socket Layer) is a digital certificate that encrypts data transmitted between a website and its visitors, helping protect information from unauthorized access. When a website uses SSL, the HTTPS protocol and a lock icon appear in the browser, indicating that a secure connection has been established between the website and the browser.

The SSL menu provides security protocols that support privacy, authentication, and data integrity for internet communications. To create an SSL, Deka DNS must be created first. Refer to the guide on creating Deka DNS for more information.

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