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SSL certificates

Enhance the traffic security with SSL certificates.
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Last updated 10 months ago
Create self-signed SSL certificates for development, and use an SSL certificate to improve the security of your Unity Version Control (UVCS) traffic. SSL certificates are what enable websites to use HTTPS, which is more secure than HTTP.
Create SSL certificates
Create self-signed SSL certificates and CA-signed SSL certificates.
Use SSL certificates
Use SSL certificates to encrypt your network traffic from end to end.
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