25 Years of SSL - Secure(ish) Sockets Layer

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Chronicles HTTPS from Netscape 1994 to TLS 1.3, showing concrete adoption numbers and actions: Google moves from ~50% encrypted traffic in 2014 to ~90% by 2019, Firefox page loads go from ~25% to ~80%, crawler.ninja tracks growth across the top 1M since 2015, HTTP Archive concurs. Explains why TLS 1.2 spreads (performance), why Let’s Encrypt and Comodo enable phishing sites, and why browsers (starting with Chrome 68 July 2018) flip green padlocks into warnings.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:32What does this mean
3. 3:10A handbag
4. 3:59The padlock
5. 5:21The story of encryption
6. 8:32SSL Version 1
7. 10:32SSL Version 2
8. 12:49SSL Version 3
9. 15:58SSL Version 31
10. 27:39Google Data
11. 35:35Scotts Data
12. 39:26Phishing Data
13. 40:47Why Encrypt
14. 44:06Advertising Standards Agency
15. 46:32Common misunderstanding
16. 48:40Chrome 68
17. 51:03Not Secure
18. 52:16The Norm
19. 53:35Privacy
20. 55:23Nothing to Hide
21. 56:12Edward Snowden
22. 57:05Closing Quote
23. 57:40Outro

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