URL masking is a technique used to display a website's content under a different URL than the original website address. It’s often used to make the website’s URL more user-friendly or to hide the original URL for various reasons, such as to prevent users from
In July 2018, Google announced that Chrome would eventually mark all websites that are not encrypted with HTTPS as "not secure." When someone loads a website over plain HTTP, their connection to the website they are visiting is not encrypted. Since this announcement, people have
In the last decade, malware has risen to prominence as a favored tactic of cybercriminals. However, its history goes back even further than that. The idea of computer viruses can be traced back to 1949, in a paper written by early computer scientist John von Neuman.
SSL stripping attacks are a type of cyber-attack wherein the hackers strip away the encryption offered by HTTPS. It downgrades the web connection from a more secure HTTPS to a less secure HTTP. Once hackers gain access to the network, they act as a man-in-the-middle,
HTTPS or Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, a secured version of HTTP, is a protocol used for transferring data across the web between a web browser and a website. HTTPS encrypts all the data that passes between the server and the browser to increase security by
SSL and SSH are technologies that help to encrypt and authenticate the data that passes from one computer to another (e.g., your laptop and the server of your website) and facilitate enhanced security. Although similar in various ways, SSL and SSH serve different purposes. In this
If you’re a website owner, you’re probably familiar with the term SSH as it is frequently used when discussing cybersecurity. In this article, let’s see what it is and how it works. What is SSH? SSH, often called Secure Shell, is a network protocol that provides users, particularly
If you want to earn customers’ trust, rank high on search engines, and boost your revenue, your website must look trustworthy. This is where getting an SSL certificate comes in handy. If your website is not equipped with SSL, search engines like Google alert potential visitors
SSL certificate is already a must-have for every website. Not only because they help secure data, but they are also a contributing factor in search engine optimization. As your business grows, there comes a time where you’ll create multiple domains/subdomains or websites. Once that happens, wouldn’t
A secured website helps build a brand, credibility and drives sales and traffic. Here are 6 ways to secure your Ecommerce Website. For more information, head to our Security Blog.