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Google reminds website owners to move to HTTPS before October deadline

07

Sep

2017

With the release of Chrome v62 in less than 3 months, Google will begin marking non-HTTPS pages with text input fields—like contact forms and search bars—and all HTTP websites viewed in Incognito mode as “NOT SECURE” in the address bar. The company has started sending out warning emails to web owners in August as a […]

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Should All Sites Use HTTPS by Default?

08

Jan

2014

While few e-commerce sites fail to protect sensitive data with the HTTPS protocol, many sites continue to use the less secure HTTP for some functions.

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Google fixing Android Wi-Fi security hole

20

May

2011

Google is working on fixing a hole in Android that can allow someone to snoop around on an unencrypted WiFi network and access the user’s calendar and contact data on Android powered smartphones.Google announced on 18,April-2011 that the flaw, which was first detected by researchers from the University of Ulm in Germany, occurs in the […]

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