Intro to Computing - How the Internet WorksYou want to ensure a website always uses HTTPS even if a user types HTTP. Which method should you use?ADisable HTTP protocol on the user's browserBSet up a redirect from HTTP to HTTPS on the serverCUse HTTP for all pages and HTTPS only for loginDAsk users to manually type HTTPS every timeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand how to enforce HTTPSRedirecting HTTP requests to HTTPS ensures all traffic is secure automatically.Step 2: Evaluate other optionsDisabling HTTP on user browsers or manual typing is impractical; partial HTTPS use is insecure.Final Answer:Set up a redirect from HTTP to HTTPS on the server -> Option BQuick Check:Redirect HTTP to HTTPS = Set up a redirect from HTTP to HTTPS on the server [OK]Quick Trick: Use server redirect to force HTTPS [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking users must type HTTPS manuallyBelieving disabling HTTP on browsers is feasibleUsing HTTP for some pages weakens security
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