Should I use self-signed certificates at all? For SVN in particular?

How safe is it to use self-signed certificates? As I understand it, an attacker can claim the role of my server if I do not have a certificate of authority. Is this a big part of the risk?

Should I buy a certificate for Subversion?

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There is no real harm in using self-signed certificates for home projects, if everyone knows. From a security point of view, you can distribute the certificate to your users so that they can verify that they are valid when they are first connected. In this case, there is no reason to pay for the certificate. A self-signed certificate provides the same level of cryptographic protection as a paid certificate, which simply does not trust the client program.

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