Q: Do Microsoft browsers (Internet Explorer and the new Microsoft Edge) support the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) extension for HTTP?
4 months ago

A quick look at what HSTS is and how to clear it on two of the most popular browsers. HSTS stands for HTTP Strict Transport Security.
93 months ago

Windows updates released this month are causing some GOV.UK sites to become unreachable due to the GOV.UK TLD being added to Microsoft's HSTS preload list.
64 months ago

Microsoft announced today that Exchange Server 2016 and 2019 now come with support for HTTP Strict Transport Security (also known as HSTS).
13 months ago

HTTPS Everywhere was a novel extension. It allowed users to automatically use the secure version of websites that offered both insecure HTTP and secure,...
69 months ago

Based on my first story, more detail step by step detailed setup using Xbuntu / Ubuntu 17.04. Note that we will be using a user that has sudo right instead...
82 months ago

The TLS Handshake Failed error can originate from the client or the server, here's a guide for fixing the problem for both users and site owners.
70 months ago

HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) was designed to help secure websites (those using HTTPS) by declaring to web browsers that they should...
107 months ago

Google Chrome will soon enable an HTTPS-first option to protect users from accessing insecure websites that use HTTP,
13 months ago

Seeing a “Your Connection is Not Private” message when you're trying to connect to a website can be baffling and a little alarming.
18 months ago