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China Clamping Down on Use of VPNs to Evade Great Firewall
Beijing has repeatedly pressured foreign companies to hand over technology, encryption know-how and other trade secrets in exchange for access to its huge and growing market.
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Chrome 56 Enables HTML5 by Default for All Users, Marks Certain HTTP Sites as 'Not Secure'
Google Chrome 56 and Mozilla Firefox are both warning users about certain HTTP pages to encourage the use of encrypted HTTPS industry-wide.
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Yahoo to Join Google to Create Spy-Free Email Systems: Report
Yahoo Inc said it will join Google Inc to create a secure email system by next year that could make it nearly impossible for hackers or government officials to read users' messages, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Google to Reward Secure Websites with Better Search Ranking
Google Inc said it is encouraging website developers to make their sites secure for visitors by using site encryption as one of the factors to determine search ranking.
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Google search results could rank encrypted sites higher: Report
Sites that use encryption could show up higher in Google's search results in the future, a report indicates.
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Terrorists turn to online chat rooms to evade US intelligence
Al Qaeda fighters have been using secretive chat rooms and encrypted Internet message boards for planning and coordinating attacks, including the threatened if vague plot that US officials say closed 19 diplomatic posts across Africa and the Middle East for more than a week.
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Experts warn of a weak link in the security of websites
Computer security researchers are raising alarms about vulnerabilities in some of the Web's most secure corners: the banking, e-commerce and other sites that use encryption to communicate with their users. Those sites, which are typically identified by a closed lock...
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China Clamping Down on Use of VPNs to Evade Great Firewall
Beijing has repeatedly pressured foreign companies to hand over technology, encryption know-how and other trade secrets in exchange for access to its huge and growing market.
-
Chrome 56 Enables HTML5 by Default for All Users, Marks Certain HTTP Sites as 'Not Secure'
Google Chrome 56 and Mozilla Firefox are both warning users about certain HTTP pages to encourage the use of encrypted HTTPS industry-wide.
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Yahoo to Join Google to Create Spy-Free Email Systems: Report
Yahoo Inc said it will join Google Inc to create a secure email system by next year that could make it nearly impossible for hackers or government officials to read users' messages, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Google to Reward Secure Websites with Better Search Ranking
Google Inc said it is encouraging website developers to make their sites secure for visitors by using site encryption as one of the factors to determine search ranking.
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Google search results could rank encrypted sites higher: Report
Sites that use encryption could show up higher in Google's search results in the future, a report indicates.
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Terrorists turn to online chat rooms to evade US intelligence
Al Qaeda fighters have been using secretive chat rooms and encrypted Internet message boards for planning and coordinating attacks, including the threatened if vague plot that US officials say closed 19 diplomatic posts across Africa and the Middle East for more than a week.
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Experts warn of a weak link in the security of websites
Computer security researchers are raising alarms about vulnerabilities in some of the Web's most secure corners: the banking, e-commerce and other sites that use encryption to communicate with their users. Those sites, which are typically identified by a closed lock...
