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Developers often use self-signed certificates for testing applications before their publication. This allows them to create a secure connection, for example, between the application and the server, without the need to purchase a certificate from a certification authority. '''Internal Use'''
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=== '''Necessity''' ===
The use of self-signed certificates is most commonly used for:
'''Application Testing''' <br>
Developers often use self-signed certificates for testing applications before their publication. This allows them to create a secure connection, for example, between the application and the server, without the need to purchase a certificate from a certification authority.
'''Internal Use'''<br>
In some companies, self-signed certificates are used within internal networks to encrypt data and ensure security.
=== '''Risks and Limitations''' ===
The use of self-signed certificates carries certain risks and difficulties in their use. Key risks include:
*System distrust.
Since self-signed certificates are not verified and not issued by certification authorities, they often trigger security warnings in browsers and applications. This can alarm users.
*Vulnerability of each certificate.
The use of self-signed certificates can increase the risk of attacks such as "man-in-the-middle" (MITM), where a malefactor can intercept data between two parties.
{{Note|MITM is a "man-in-the-middle" attack — a cyber attack in which a cybercriminal intercepts data being sent between two organizations or people. The purpose of the interception is to steal, eavesdrop, or alter data for some malicious purpose, such as extortion.|warn}}

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