Executive Summary
After almost three decades, the familiar padlock icon and “https://” prefix in web browsers — which indicate encrypted communications, mutual authentication, and advanced features support with the websites being visited — are finally showing up for nearly 100% of all website...
Hi there,
Yesterday, I got found a security update from Google that it's web browser Google Chrome has been begun marking websites as per HTTPs and secure HTTP metrics. Hope everyone already have idea for this. I searched again on some informative sites and found this article about Google...
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