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7. 6. 2017
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ATTENTION! Google Chrome sues for insecure sites

Since January 2017, Google Chrome (since version 56) displays a “NOT SECURE” warning on pages where users enter passwords or credit card details that are not simultaneously displayed using HTTPS. Do you have a site that is not secured in this way?

In the image below you can see what the message looks like.

This new notice is the first phase of a long-term plan to mark all sites viewed using the unencrypted HTTP protocol with an Insecure label.

Check to see if this warning also appears on your site, in places where users enter passwords or credit card information. If you want to appear professional and trustworthy in the eyes of your customers and want to keep their sensitive data safe, secure the aforementioned pages using the encrypted HTTPS protocol.

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