SSH has more robust security than SSL seems to if only because once you've established a connection with a remote host, whereupon their public key is displayed and validated, it can be saved as "trusted".
The same principle doesn't seem to apply for SSL in browsers where, so long as it's signed by a "trusted" authority, there's no question the certificate is valid.
The same principle doesn't seem to apply for SSL in browsers where, so long as it's signed by a "trusted" authority, there's no question the certificate is valid.
There has to be a better way than this.