Secure site seals may be misleading: Netcraft

30 Jul 2002

Secure site seals handed out to sites by certificate authorities and lock icons shown by browsers can often mislead consumers into believing that a site is more secure than it actually is, according to the latest Netcraft Web Server Survey. Full Story

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