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SanDisk Caught Using HTTP, Hard-Coded Credentials in “School Boy” Security Errors

"How, in 2019, are we still using HTTP?"

By CBR Staff Writer

Google’s New Top-Level Domain .Page Has Secure HTTPS as Default

“Users should expect that the web is safe by default"

By CBR Staff Writer

Mozilla Introduces New Web Standards to Prevent User Data Leaks

Mozilla champions new web standard to prevent user data leaks over DNS, the Yellow Pages of the internet.

By CBR Staff Writer

Goodbye Green Lock on Web Addresses

No More Green Locks to Show You The Way

By CBR Staff Writer

HTTP/2 Adoption Continues as Customer Demand Rises

Cloud service providers continue to add HTTP/2 support

By CBR Staff Writer

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