ssl (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: ˌɛsˈɛsˈɛl
Definition
A protocol for establishing an encrypted link between a server and a client, typically a web server and a browser, to ensure that all data passed between them is private and integral.
Examples
The website uses SSL to protect your personal information during online transactions.
Make sure the URL starts with 'https://' to confirm that SSL is enabled.
Many companies require their employees to use a VPN with SSL encryption for remote access.
How to Use ssl
- ssl certificate (collocation)
- A digital certificate used to verify a website's identity and enable encrypted connections. — "You need to install an SSL certificate on your web server to enable HTTPS."
- ssl encryption (collocation)
- The process of securing data transmission using the SSL protocol. — "SSL encryption ensures that your credit card details are kept private."
- enable ssl (collocation)
- To activate or turn on the SSL protocol for a service or connection. — "The hosting provider will help you enable SSL on your new website."
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