Google to start naming and shaming non-HTTPS websites
It's about time all sites went HTTPS, argues Google, and it will punish sites that don't
Google punishment awaits websites that fail to adopt HTTPS by January 2017
Google is to step up its campaign for all websites to adopt HTTPS encryption by marking them down as less secure in research results. The search giant intends to start doing it from January 2017, giving...
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