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Websites are typically served on either HTTP or HTTPS. The term HTTPS, also referred to as “HTTP over TLS” or \u201cHTTP over SSL,\u201d is widely acknowledged as the secure protocol.<\/p>\n

Most browsers indicate if a website is secure (loaded over HTTPS) by displaying a \u201clock\u201d icon next to the website’s address in the URL bar. Some browsers also notify users if a site is not secure. Instances where web pages do not utilize a private connection may trigger “Not secure” errors, indicating potential security risks for sensitive information like passwords and credit card details.<\/p>\n

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To gain more insights into your site’s security, simply click on the icon\/label positioned next to your site’s URL in the address bar.<\/p>\n

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Due to various security and privacy considerations, your browser might encounter challenges while loading your site. In such instances, you may encounter an error page titled \u201cYour connection is not private\u201d or \u201cThis connection is untrusted.\u201d To test how your browser handles SSL errors, visit expired.badssl.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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