HTTPS
In the address bar of the website that your visiting you’ll see a lock in the left corner. If it’s open, the connection is not secure and can get attacked. If the lock is closed, the connection is secure: And there’s where HTTPS plays a role. But what is HTTPS? What is the difference with HTTP? And what is HTTP/2? And what about SSL or non-www? On this page, you’ll find everything you need to know!
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