A Beginner's Guide to Common Network Protocols
Did you know? The Internet relies on a hidden language – a set of protocols governing how devices communicate. Think of these protocols as the established language spoken by devices on a network. These standardized procedures act as a roadmap, ensuring data travels from one point to another securely and efficiently. This article serves as a guide to some of the most common network protocols you’ll encounter. Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS): The Guardian of Online Security Without HTTPS acting as a secure tunnel, any sensitive information you submit on a website travels “naked” across the Internet, vulnerable to prying eyes. Thankfully, HTTPS protocol acts as a secure communication channel, encrypting the data transmission between your web browser and the website. This encryption technology scrambles the data, making it unreadable to anyone who might intercept it. View More: A Beginner’s Guide to Common Network Protocols