If you’re anything like me, there’s been a time in your life when you’ve asked, “What the heck is https?” What’s that extra “s” for? Well, it turns out that the “s” stands for “SSL,” which stands for Secure Sockets Layer -- the technology that encrypts your connection to a website, so that hackers can't intercept any of your data. The ‘S’ after HTTP stands for ‘secure’. This means this sensitive data is encrypted, making

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