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Google popularizes SSL technology

28-02-2011 13:28:00

Google secures its users and has recently switched more services to https://. After Gmail and Picasa Web Albums, encrypted connections will work on YouTube.

YouTube already encrypt sensitive data during the account login process. Now the service will expand the SSL encryption across other aspects. The first place users will see the https:// protocol is various embed codes.

Internet giants popularize the encryption around the information traveling between computer and a web server to show that they are aware of the hackers. The most popular services install the SSL certificates to secure its users' sensitive data. About month ago, Facebook switched its service to https:// protocol too.

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