Are your customers calling about "Invalid Certificate" yet? They will. This has hit us hard. An app update that discontinues our main method of logins for non-enterprise customers. Overnight the app blocked access to all of our customer's servers who have auto updates enabled for their mobile apps. (Which is a default setting).
Milestone has listed their reasoning here & detailed why self-signed certificates are bad here.
I understand that using a self-signed certificate creates a hole in your security for man-in-middle attacks. However, small businesses don't really have the resources for a static IP, a domain name and an SSL certificate. Static IP's in my area are $20/month. No one wants to purchase this when ddns is so cheap.
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