HTTP Websites Will Be Marked As 'Not Secure' In Chrome Starting Next Year

[Lucian Armasu]

Chrome 56, which should be released in January 2017, will mark HTTP pages that transmit credit card information or passwords as "Not Secure." In later versions of Chrome, will further expand the "Not Secure" label to all HTTP web pages.

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[rPAHT]

Eventual treatment of www.tomshardware.com

 

[jeremy2020]

It's past time for this to happen

 

[thefiend1]

Toms Hardware already marked as "Not Secure" in Firefox.

 

[Neoku]

Crazy

 

[vern72]

That's a bit baffling. I always assumed that if a web site wasn't marked as secure that it was insecure.

 

[CompGee]

BAHAHA

 

[memadmax]

Eww. That sounds annoying really quick...

>_>

 

[c0rr0sive]

I have quiet a few internal websites that don't need SSL, no reason for it internally... Would become rather annoying and give me another reason to drop Chrome.

 

[Kimonajane]

Now they should marks OS that have built in back doors for the fascist FED as not secure.

 

[firefoxx04]

Tom's has ssl for login but nothing else. Smeh

 

[Hydrotricithline]

So the link I just clicked on after I posted my SIN and home mailing address and CC# in the comments isnt secure?
geezuz google.. get it together and tell me about this stuff before hand please...
<face palm>