Similarly, security firm Cloudflare has said 542,000 of the web's top one million websites don't redirect to HTTPS versions and will be marked as insecure by Google. So, who's at the top of the ...

For example, if you click an HTTPS download link and it redirects you to an insecure HTTP server followed by a final HTTPS connection, Google Chrome would block the download as unsafe. Similarly ...

If a website redirects from HTTP to HTTPS but doesn't properly handle all of the necessary details, it can lead to insecure connections or broken pages. As a result, it's important to be aware of ...

But shockingly, over half of the 1 million top websites still use HTTP without redirecting to an HTTPS connection–meaning ... know which websites are still insecure–and avoid them if they ...

Google has disabled a feature that displays a warning when submitting insecure forms after receiving many complaints from users and website administrators. Google has been focusing on removing ...

Historically, browsers often made insecure HTTP requests to sites ... policies for forms on upgraded pages. Redirects to HTTP from initial HTTPS navigations are also upgraded.

Speaking of secure email (and we were) a couple of the big free web-based email services offer secure connections. Google's Gmail redirects to a secure (encrypted) connection by default - so you ...