たったの33%のサイトしか、Httpsのセキュリティ接続を確保していないという。
BBCより。
Google considers warning internet users about data risks
http://m.bbc.com/news/technology-30505970Google is proposing to warn people their data is at risk every time they visit websites that do not use the "HTTPS" system.
Many sites have adopted the secure version of the basic web protocol to help safeguard data.
The proposal was made by the Google developers working on the search firm's Chrome browser.
Security experts broadly welcomed the proposal but said it could cause confusion initially.
Scrambled data
The proposal to mark HTTP connections as non-secure was made in a message posted to the Chrome development website by Google engineers working on the firm's browser.
If implemented, the developers wrote, the change would mean that a warning would pop-up when people visited a site that used only HTTP to notify them that such a connection "provides no data security".
The team said it was odd that browsers currently did nothing to warn people when their data was unprotected.
"The only situation in which web browsers are guaranteed not to warn users is precisely when there is no chance of security," they wrote.
HTTPS uses well-established cryptographic systems to scramble data as it travels from a user's computer to a website and back again.…
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