When browsing the Internet, you may come across a “your connection is not private” message in Google Chrome. Here’s what you should do when you see it.
Sometimes the padlock in your browser’s address bar changes color, gets an extra symbol layered on top of it, or turns into text. What does it really mean?
Mozilla’s implementation of DNS over HTTPS makes it one of the “Internet Villains.” Here we will explain what DNS over HTTPS is and why you should use it.
Google started to label all non-HTTPS sites as “Not Secure.” If you have encountered such sites, this shows how to find out if it’s secure and what you should do.
Google is going to make it easier for us to find out which pages are secure. All unencrypted pages in Chrome that are not HTTPS will be marked as “not secure.”
You probably have seen both HTTP and HTTPS appearing in the url and are wondering what they are. In this article, we explain the differences between HTTP and HTTPS and what you should look out for in a supposedly secure site.
