Using Protocol Relative Links To Fix Mixed Content Warnings

Why web designers and agencies should offer SSL certificates

Hello, Richard here. I’ve been working at ServerTastic for close to a year now, before that I worked for a web design and development agency and we sold SSL solutions to our clients. After building the ServerTastic reseller…

HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS): Improve your HTTPS security and speed.

HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) is a response header sent by a server to a user agent such as a browser telling it that it must only connect using HTTPS.

A look at the cost of SSL certificates

Time and time again on forums and on Twitter we see comments from people questioning why SSL certificates cost money and why brands like “Symantec” are much more valued than others that do the same thing.

Poor Web Security Practices: Unsecured Login Forms

Something I seem to come across on a regular basis are unsecured login forms. If you are asking a user to log-in to your website you must use https. Let’s take a look at some examples of people who should know better and why the practice is…

Firefox 23 to Block Mixed Content

Firefox 23 is due for release on 17 May 2013. An important update with this release will be the default setting to block mixed content on websites.

What is mixed content?
This is when a page loaded over https also contains elements which are…