Whats the differnce between http and https

[Jordy]

Nice copy and paste. At least credit the original source http://www.virtu-software.com/ask-do...?subject=3&q=7

Ha Ha they don't even know what http stands for, so I never thought for a second it's of been copied and pasted.

[joshuar]

Also with more modern browsers (IE7) the top bar goes green when your on a https to let you know its secure.

[shizzle]

Ha Ha they don't even know what http stands for, so I never thought for a second it's of been copied and pasted.

I actually do know these basics thank you very much. I didn't feel like summarising it.

[---MAD---]

Aren't https connections encrypted?

[e5]

Aren't https connections encrypted?

All I know is that when using Paypal or whatever it goes yellow and I know it means it's secure. As I've said in a previous post

[7]

basically like people said, its a secured connection

[Hazza]

basically like people said, its a secured connection

Yeah.
Its like if your entering any personal details etc.

[Xeros]

https is usually a secure server n usually has a lock sign

this just makes its secure via vescure etc

[Fugato]

HTTPS: HyperText Transfer Protocol (Secure)

HTTP: HyperText Transfer Protocol.

HTTPS usually has a SSL certificate too.

[shizzle]

Yeah.
Its like if your entering any personal details etc.

EG; Habbo.