IT lexicon Security HTTPS

HTTPS HTTP Secure

Security På svenska → Updated: 2026-05-24

HTTP, but encrypted with TLS so nobody can eavesdrop or tamper with the traffic.

The padlock in the browser signals an HTTPS connection. Since around 2019, most browsers mark HTTP-only pages as "not secure" and Google ranks HTTPS pages higher in search results.

Free certificates are available via Let's Encrypt — there's no excuse anymore for a website without HTTPS.

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