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Dear Client. Keep an eye on your email for very important notice on SSL security on your website.

We would like to share some background info on SSL, part of an article we received on domain.Me.

"What is an SSL Certificate?
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates provide a specific method of encryption. They ensure that the data going from the user’s computer to the website stays secure and unreadable to any malicious intruders like hackers and identity thieves, but any other third parties too. Therefore, it remains safely protected.

SSL cryptography uses two keys, one private and one public, which are long strings of random numbers. Public key is known to the server and it encrypts all information. This information can be unlocked only with a private key. If an intruder happens to intercepts this connection, he would only encounter ununderstandable numbers.

So, each time you enter any of your personal information into a certain website, SSL makes sure all your data travels safely from your browser to the web server. This is pretty important if you’re doing some fun online shopping and you share sensitive information (like your bank account number) online.

You can think of an SSL certificate as a certain data file, provided by a trusted party, that authenticates and guarantees the identity of a certain website with a cryptographic key. It binds together information such as domain name, server name, company name and its location.

Each time you enter any of your personal information into a certain website, SSL makes sure all your data travels safely from your browser to the web server.
SSL signals users and tells them something like “hey, this website is ok, you’re safe, you can spend your money here or share personal data”. Website traffic coming from each individual user is encrypted, kind of like a trusted conversation no one can eavesdrop.

SSL is a part of the HTTPS (Secure Hypertext Transfer Protocol), which safeguards your data and enables secure sessions once the certificate is installed on the web server. Users can see whether or not a website is secure by looking at the browser tab: if there’s a padlock, a word “secure” marked in green, and of course – HTTPS, then it’s safe to enjoy that website.""

Important Notice!!

Dear Clients. Since 1 July Google had the first run on Mobile-Friendly Websites First. 1 September it became official that your website should be Mobile-Friendly first, otherwise you can say good-bye to your Google Ranking.

Luckily for our clients their website is mobile friendly, but we do need to inform you that you should check your website, Google ranking and update your website if necessary.

For any enquiries please send an email to [email protected]

Please note that Digibit is not responsible for any websites updates once your website is live.

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