Core SSL engine
A controlled Phase 7 run proved staging certificate issuance and installation, independent verification, production rollback, token revocation, and protected-site isolation.
CONTROLLED TEST EVIDENCE
WHAT WE TESTED
See what EasySSLSetup has already proven.
EasySSLSetup has been built and tested in stages. Some parts are live today; automatic certificate activation is still being kept behind a safety gate until the public beta is ready.
Ownership & cleanup
Later phases proved one-time signed enrollment, real network ownership-marker verification, replay protection, and dedicated marker cleanup without exposing SSL private keys.
Customer installer foundation
The browser installer passed controlled onboarding, preflight, ownership verification, cleanup, and real read-only SSL status reporting.
Activation bridge foundation
Phase 10 reviewed the one-click activation foundation without changing a live certificate. It passed 24/24 PHP lint checks, 10/10 test suites, and 267 assertions.
FINAL PHASE 10 REVIEW
The numbers from the reviewed package.
24 / 24PHP files linted cleanly
10 / 10Test suites passed
267Total assertions passed
0Secret-like findings in the reviewed package
6 / 6Desktop screens passed visual review
6 / 6390 × 844 mobile screens passed
SECURITY BOUNDARIES
What EasySSLSetup is designed to protect.
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SSL private keys stay customer-side. The central service is not designed to hold the private key that protects a customer website.
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Hosting credentials stay local to the customer host. The Phase 10 foundation uses local encrypted credential storage and does not permit the central service to receive cPanel credentials.
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Public status can be checked without changing a certificate. Read-only monitoring is kept separate from the future one-click activation process.
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Public automatic activation is still gated. The reviewed Phase 10 package intentionally did not issue a live certificate or make live hosting, DNS, redirect, or scheduled-task changes.
Important: these are controlled project test results. They are not a third-party security certification, warranty, or claim that every hosting environment has been tested.