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| Source |  SecureMac |
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| Identifiant | 9153 |
| Date de publication | 2016-08-27 22:02:41 (vue: 2016-08-27 22:02:41) |
| Titre | Apple to Start Requiring HTTPS for iOS Apps |
| Texte | You’re browsing the Internet, and you take a glance up at the address bar. What do you see? In most cases, the first characters in the URL of the website you are looking at will be “HTTPS.” HTTPS, or HTTP Secure, is the most secure version of Hypertext Transfer Protocol. This protocol allows for communication over a computer network, with said communications encrypted by either Transport Layer Security (TLS) ... Read more |
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| Condensat | “https address allows appeared apple apps are bar browsing cases characters communication communications computer either encrypted first glance http https hypertext internet ios layer looking more most network over post protocol read requiring said secure securemac security see start take tls transfer transport url version website what will you’re |
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