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HTTPS is the secure form of web communication that carries HTTP traffic over TLS encryption.

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HTTPS (HTTP Secure) encrypts the HTTP traffic exchanged between browsers and servers using TLS. It protects data in transit from eavesdropping and tampering and uses certificates to verify the identity of the server. Its default port is 443.

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