#google ssl

Big G (Google INC) has introduced their newest beta secured Google SSL Search engine for all Google users. In short, SSL security provided by Google will protect your search terms and results from being intercepted by third parties software.

Secure Socket Layer (ssl) How It Works on Google SSL Search Engine?

– All search queries and results will be encrypted when using Google’s SSL Search facility. – SSL turns off a browser’s referrers. Browsers typically turn off referrers when going from HTTPS to HTTP mode, which provides additional privacy. – Search results by means of SSL may be slower than that of the normal Google Search facility.

Conclusion: Usually you will find that most bank websites are implementing SSL technology (https) in order to provide secure connection and better security protection. For me, I will still using normal Google search engine instead of Google New SSL Search engine because I don’t think I need to hide any search term or search result from other people.

How about you? Please share your thoughts.

Google Awards Rankings Boost to Responsible Websites

Internet security is a subject close to many people’s hearts. No one wants their personal information to be made available to unscrupulous people will malicious intent.

The people at Google, essentially the Ruler of the Internet, are well aware of this, so they’ve decided to reward websites that take the security of their visitors’ information seriously.

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Google’s finally made its so.  Web sites that are made to be secure and use SSL will now get a rankings boost in the search engine results pages (SERPs).  From my reading on their official blog they say that it’ll effect less then 1% of searches so that means it’s likely to be a very small factor currently but seeing as security is of top importance these days we can see that changing to be a…

Vous aurez remarqué que depuis quelques semaines, il y a beaucoup de discussions sur les réseaux sociaux et les forums de référencement concernant la mise en place des recherches sécurisées. Ce qui veut dire que les mots-clés n'apparaissent pas sur les différents outils de statistiques (pas que sur Google Analytics, mais bien tous).

Beaucoup de référenceurs utilisaient les statistiques pour améliorer le référencement d'un site Internet et mieux connaître les mots-clés.

Une évolution qui était plus ou moins prévisible concernant l'arrivée des recherches en Google SSL puisque cela permet une meilleure sécurité pour les Internautes et une amélioration de la vie privée.

Maintenant que faire face à ce changement ; tout simplement, continuer à améliorer les sites et faire en sorte de mieux répondre aux attentes des utilisateurs et moins aux moteurs.