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Let’s Encrypt’s SSL certificate service launch marked a milestone for the open Web last year when it became the first major service to offer valid certificates for free. Now, just a few months past general availability, the group has passed more than 1 million issued certificates in use across the Web. That’s a huge achievement, given that the certificate authority is still in beta. It also passed the 500,000 mark just one month ago, marking a huge acceleration in adoption. Larger companies have started integrating its service into their products, like Dreamhost’s Web hosting and Synology’s storage hardware, which has accelerated adoption…

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