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Secure Socket Layers
Everyday you hear about a new computer virus that’s sweeping the internet, leaving bewildered people in the dust with nothing but a stolen identity to deal with. With more and more hackers taking advantage of the internet for their own personal gain, how do you get consumers to trust you online business with their personal information. Fortunately, in February, 1995, Netscape developed a program that would put a consumer’s mind at ease when sending their personal information online, the Secure Sockets Layer protocol, or SSL.
What is the SSL? The SSL allows your consumer to communicate to your server across a network in a way designed to prevent spying or manipulation of your client’s information. This is done by creating an encrypted channel for private communications over a public internet. This enables you and your consumer that you are connecting to the right computers and that your information is safe from prying eyes.
How does the SSL work? When a connects to a secure website, there are many steps taken before the encrypted information is sent to ensure the safety against fraud. First, the browser requests that the web server identifies itself. Second, the server sends the browser a copy of its SSL certificate. Third, the browser checks whether it trusts the certificate. If so, it sends a message to the server. The server send back a digitally signed acknowledgement to start an SSL encrypted session. Finally, encrypted data is sent between the server and the browser.
With the Secure Sockets Layer, you can be sure that your client’s information is secure with the most trusted protocol in the country. Many steps have been taken to be sure that important information, like credit card numbers, do not fall into the wrong hands.
What is the SSL? The SSL allows your consumer to communicate to your server across a network in a way designed to prevent spying or manipulation of your client’s information. This is done by creating an encrypted channel for private communications over a public internet. This enables you and your consumer that you are connecting to the right computers and that your information is safe from prying eyes.
How does the SSL work? When a connects to a secure website, there are many steps taken before the encrypted information is sent to ensure the safety against fraud. First, the browser requests that the web server identifies itself. Second, the server sends the browser a copy of its SSL certificate. Third, the browser checks whether it trusts the certificate. If so, it sends a message to the server. The server send back a digitally signed acknowledgement to start an SSL encrypted session. Finally, encrypted data is sent between the server and the browser.
With the Secure Sockets Layer, you can be sure that your client’s information is secure with the most trusted protocol in the country. Many steps have been taken to be sure that important information, like credit card numbers, do not fall into the wrong hands.
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