Web Encryption

Web encryption secures the communication between your browser and a website by converting data into an unreadable format, called encryption. When you visit a secure site (shown by "https"), the information you send or receive—like passwords or credit card details—is transformed so that anyone trying to intercept it cannot understand it. Only the website you're communicating with has the key to decrypt this information. This process protects your sensitive data from hackers and ensures privacy, making online activities safer and more trustworthy.