Complete the code to specify the secure protocol used for websites.
<a href="[1]://example.com">Visit our secure site</a>
The https protocol ensures that the connection between your browser and the website is secure and encrypted.
Complete the sentence to explain what HTTPS protects against.
HTTPS protects your data from being intercepted by [1] during transmission.
HTTPS encrypts data to protect it from attackers who might try to intercept or steal information.
Fix the error in the statement about HTTPS certificates.
A valid HTTPS connection requires a [1] to verify the website's identity.
An HTTPS certificate confirms the website's identity and enables encrypted communication.
Fill both blanks to complete the HTTPS security feature explanation.
HTTPS uses [1] to encrypt data and [2] to verify the server's identity.
Encryption protects data privacy, while certificates confirm the server's identity to prevent impersonation.
Fill all three blanks to complete the HTTPS security process.
When you visit a site, your browser checks the [1] to ensure it is [2] by a trusted authority, then establishes an [3] connection.
The browser checks the certificate, verifies it is trusted, and then creates an encrypted connection to keep data safe.