Hint: you want your email to be encrypted in transit. Now, lets take a look at some stats. From my earlier post about ‘Why is Canada less encrypted than the US’?, and from Google’s Transparency Report, we dig into Sympatico. This …
Why does Bell Canada not allow encrypting your email in transit? Read More »
Phishing has hit the halfway point on encryption. This means that being TLS-encrypted is no indication a site is real or not (its an indication that it is exactly what it says it is, but not what it might appear …
Do the phish scammers care more about your security than you do? Read More »
Courtesy of our friends @ Google and their Transparency Report we see that Canada is 89% encrypted to Google. Good, but not great when you realise the UK is 97% encrypted. What could drive this difference? I would think device-types and …
Why is Canada worse than the UK and US for encrypted web? Read More »
I started my web-ish life with HTTP 0/9. It was the dialect that ‘escaped’ from Cern. Soon after HTTP/1.0 came along, and then 1.1. And we stuck on 1.1 for a long time (more than 2 decades). And then HTTP/2 …
Its looking like HTTP/3 will be all encrypted and all UDP, all the time Read More »
