What is SSL?

[ce_section element_name=”Section” width=”boxed” bg_color=”” bg_image=”” padding=”,,,” margin=”,,,” svg_file=”not_set” accent_fill_color=”” secondary_fill_color=”” decoration_bg_color=”” flip_decoration=”no” height_scale=”1″ extra_class=””][ce_row element_name=”Row”][ce_column width=”1/1″][ce_revslider revslider=”home1″ extra_class=””][/ce_revslider][/ce_column][/ce_row][/ce_section][ce_section element_name=”Section” width=”boxed” bg_color=”” bg_image=”” padding=”,,,” margin=”,,,” svg_file=”not_set” accent_fill_color=”” secondary_fill_color=”” decoration_bg_color=”” flip_decoration=”no” height_scale=”1″ extra_class=””][ce_row element_name=”Row”][ce_column width=”1/1″][ce_heading element_name=”What is SSL?” heading=”h3″ text=”What is SSL?” color=”” align=”left” extra_class=””][/ce_heading][ce_spacer spacer_height=”” extra_class=””][/ce_spacer][ce_text element_name=”Text” extra_class=””] SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer which is a global high-tech security standard creating a connection between web server and browser. This connection keeps any data that is exchanging between the web server and the browser secure and safe. SSL ensures that any data which is transmitted between web servers and browsers are private and separating. SSL is a standard technology used by millions of websites to protect online transactions between them and their customers.   [/ce_text][/ce_column][/ce_row][ce_row element_name=”Row”][ce_column width=”1/1″][ce_heading element_name=”How does SSL work?” heading=”h3″ text=”How does SSL work?” color=”” align=”left” extra_class=””][/ce_heading][ce_text element_name=”Text” extra_class=””] ssl_1.png (584×198) [/ce_text][ce_spacer spacer_height=”30″ extra_class=””][/ce_spacer][/ce_column][/ce_row][ce_row element_name=”Row”][ce_column width=”1/1″][ce_heading element_name=”What will happen when a computer connects to a verified website?” heading=”h3″ text=”What will happen when a computer connects to a verified website?” color=”” align=”left” extra_class=””][/ce_heading][ce_spacer spacer_height=”30″ extra_class=””][/ce_spacer][ce_text element_name=”Text” extra_class=””] ssl_2.jpg (584×279) [/ce_text][/ce_column][/ce_row][ce_row element_name=”Row”][ce_column width=”1/1″][ce_heading element_name=”How can the browser check whether a SSL is authentic or not?” heading=”h3″ text=”How can the browser check whether a SSL is authentic or not?” color=”” align=”left” extra_class=””][/ce_heading][ce_spacer spacer_height=”” extra_class=””][/ce_spacer][ce_text element_name=”Text” extra_class=””]

When the Website sends the browser a SSL, the browser will send this certificate to a sever restoring numerical certificates which are already approved. From the technical aspect, SSL uses a public encoding. This technology help website and browser to make their own agreement (step 4 in the picture above) in which they will use a keys during the whole process of exchanging information later on. The keys changes every transaction, a person can’t encode even if they have the data from the server which restores numerical certificates.

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