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Facebook to roll out HTTPS to all users as default
Facebook has started encrypting the connections of its users by default last week. This is as part of a plan to roll out always-on HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) to its entire global user base. For the past several years, security experts and privacy advocates have called on Facebook to enable always-on HTTPS by default [… Read More]
Firefox turns 8 and receives an important security upgrade
8 years ago, Mozilla launched the first version of Firefox, wrote Johnathan Nightingale, vice president of Firefox Engineering, in a blog post . “Today, on Firefox’s 8th birthday, were proud to say that our mission hasn’t changed, but the Web has, Nightingale added. These days, hundreds of millions of people trust Firefox with their online lives. We still [… Read More]
