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Anonymous
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I don't know about public and private keys, but you can always create a self-signed SSL certificate for free. There are several articles on how to do it, along with tools which make the process fairly simple.
The only downside is that since you signed the certificate yourself, and you are not a Certificate Authority (CA), browsers will give you certificate errors, but there are ways to deal with that.
On a side note, you can go to CheapSSLs.com and buy a basic SSL certificate for the price of a six-pack of beer.
The only downside is that since you signed the certificate yourself, and you are not a Certificate Authority (CA), browsers will give you certificate errors, but there are ways to deal with that.
On a side note, you can go to CheapSSLs.com and buy a basic SSL certificate for the price of a six-pack of beer.