FireFoxers stay secure with HTTPS Everywhere

[Mickey]

FireFoxers stay secure with HTTPS Everywhere





The Electronic Frontier Foundation has released a new Firefox addon called HTTPS Everywhere that forces Firefox to encrypt your communications via SSL (https://) when communicating with certain sites. This will allow you to transmit data to any of these sites securely and privately.

HTTPS Everwhere was originally created to communicate with Google's new encrypted search option, but was further enhanced to force Firefox to use other sites https:// connection. These sites are:

* Google Search
* Wikipedia
* Twitter and Identi.ca
* Facebook
* EFF and Tor
* Ixquick, DuckDuckGo, Scroogle and other small search engines

So for those Firefox users who want a secure and private connection, check out HTTPS Everywhere. Has been working great for me.

Encrypt the Web with the HTTPS Everywhere Firefox Extension: