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Some minor points. I’ve not seen HTTPS written as HTTPs before. It stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, and is not the plural of HTTP (one HTTP, two H
by newscracker 7y ago
Some minor points. I’ve not seen HTTPS written as HTTPs before. It stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, and is not the plural of HTTP (one HTTP, two HTTPs, three HTTPs, etc.).
The proper name for certificates is TLS certificates, even though many people still use the word SSL for it (which refers to a deprecated protocol that’s not used anymore). It’s fine to use SSL, but omitting TLS isn’t a good idea.
- animeshg 7y agoAck. I will rectify HTTPS to HTTPs. While writing I had the same doubt. It's TLS certificate now. In the next article, I'll be adding a small note on the history of SSL to TLS.