| The second release of HTTPS Everywhere can optionally add another layer of obfuscation by hopping on a TOR connection to submit certificates and query the EFF for results. |
| Researchers have found at least a dozen other pieces of junkware capable of subverting the familiar HTTPS security protocol used by commercial websites to protect their customers. |
| The Corporation announced that an invalid SSL certificate that web sites use is required to be installed on the user computer to use the https protocol. |
| Using HTTPS, however, changes that, and makes sure your information is protected and encrypted as you happily surf across the web. |
