28, May 2010

Secure your Search — Use Encrypted Google Web Search

Encrypted Google Web Search Beta

Google uses SSL.

A beta version for Encrypted Google Web Search, which uses SSL technology, has been launched. This allows you to search over Google without other people intercepting what you’re searching for – secured search.

What’s SSL?

Have you noticed web addresses starting with “https” or those with a browser lock icon? These sites use a technology that is called Secure Sockets Layer or simply SSL. SSL connections are used to encrypt information that travels between your computer and a website.

Try it Now!

Head over to https://www.google.com (don’t forget the S) and search more securely with encrypted Google web search.

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