It is now possible to search Google over SSL (Secured Socket Layer). This means that when you visit a coffee shop, for example, with free WiFi your search queries will be encrypted or invisible. Secure Socket Layer connections provides an encrypted tunnel between your browser and Google. SSL prevents unauthorized users or individuals from viewing your private search queries.
hey dude ! interesting information. thank for sharing. but could you tell me in detail.
actually sometime i use the WiFi. so you tell me how the SSl will be benefited for us & how it works. please reply.
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how to try this result for searching Google over SSL?
I want to try this.
Don't let us stop you.
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It is now possible to search Google over SSL (Secured Socket Layer). This means that when you visit a coffee shop, for example, with free WiFi your search queries will be encrypted or invisible. Secure Socket Layer connections provides an encrypted tunnel between your browser and Google. SSL prevents unauthorized users or individuals from viewing your private search queries.
SOOOOOO! Does anybody else find this somewhat ironic given this news story
Really, you just couldn't make this stuff up, I'd wager that Jeffrey Deaver is working on a new book at this very minute!
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When you search over SSL, your search queries and search traffic are encrypted so they can't be read by any intermediary party such as employers and internet service providers (ISPs).