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https everywhere wikipedia 225 captures 08 may 2014 04 sep 2026 aug sep oct 05 2021 2022 2023 success fail about this capture timestamps the wayback machine http web archive org web 20220905160757 https en wikipedia org wiki https_everywhere https everywhere from wikipedia the free encyclopedia jump to navigation jump to search browser extension for making web browsers use https instead of http when possible https everywhere developer s electronic frontier foundation and the tor project stable release 2022 5 24 may 25 2022 2 months ago 2022 05 25 1 2 repository github com efforg https everywhere written in javascript python platform firefox for android google chrome mozilla firefox opera vivaldi microsoft edge type browser extension license gnu gpl v3 most code is v2 compatible 3 website www eff org https everywhere as of april 2014 https everywhere is a free and open source browser extension for google chrome microsoft edge mozilla firefox opera brave vivaldi and firefox for android which is developed collaboratively by the tor project and the electronic frontier foundation eff 4 it automatically makes websites use a more secure https connection instead of http if they support it 5 the option encrypt all sites eligible makes it possible to block and unblock all non https browser connections with one click 6 due to the widespread adoption of https on the world wide web and the integration of https only mode on major browsers the extension will be retired at the end of 2022 7 contents 1 development 1 1 platform support 2 ssl observatory 3 continual ruleset updates 4 reception 5 legacy 6 see also 7 references development edit https everywhere was inspired by google s increased use of https 8 and is designed to force the usage of https automatically whenever possible 9 the code in part is based on noscript s http strict transport security implementation but https everywhere is intended to be simpler to use than noscript s force https functionality which requires the user to manually add websites to a list 4 the eff provides information for users on how to add https rulesets to https everywhere 10 and information on which websites support https 11 platform support edit a public beta of https everywhere for firefox was released in 2010 12 and version 1 0 was released in 2011 13 a beta for chrome was released in february 2012 14 in 2014 a version was released for android phones 15 ssl observatory edit the ssl observatory is a feature in https everywhere introduced in version 2 0 1 14 which analyzes public key certificates to determine if certificate authorities have been compromised 16 and if the user is vulnerable to man in the middle attacks 17 in 2013 the icann security and stability advisory committee ssac noted that the data set used by the ssl observatory often treated intermediate authorities as different entities thus inflating the number of certificate authorities the ssac criticized ssl observatory for potentially significantly undercounting internal name certificates and noted that it used a data set from 2010 18 continual ruleset updates edit the update to version 2018 4 3 shipped 3 april 2018 introduces the continual ruleset updates function 19 to apply up to date https rules this update function executes one rule matching within 24 hours a website called https rulesets was built by the eff for this purpose this automated update function can be disabled in the add on settings prior the update mechanism there have been ruleset updates only through app updates even after this feature was implemented there are still bundled rulesets shipped within app updates reception edit two studies have recommended building in https everywhere functionality into android browsers 20 21 in 2012 eric phetteplace described it as perhaps the best response to firesheep style attacks available for any platform 22 in 2011 vincent toubiana and vincent verdot pointed out some drawbacks of the https everywhere add on including that the list of services which support https needs maintaining and that some services are redirected to https even though they are not yet available in https not allowing the user of the extension to get to the service 23 other criticisms are that users may be misled to believe that if https everywhere does not switch a site to https it is because it does not have an https version while it could be that the site manager has not submitted an https ruleset to the eff 24 and that because the extension sends information about the sites the user visits to the ssl observatory this could be used to track the user 24 legacy edit https everywhere initiative inspired opportunistic encryption alternatives 2020 firefox builtin https only mode 25 26 2019 httpz 27 for firefox webext supporting browsers 2017 smart https closed source early since v0 2 28 see also edit brave an open source browser that integrates https everywhere transport layer security tls cryptographic protocols that provide communications security over a computer network privacy badger a free browser extension created by the eff that blocks advertisements and tracking cookies switzerland software an open source network monitoring utility developed by the eff to monitor network traffic let s encrypt a free automated x 509 certificate authority designed to simplify the setup and maintenance of tls encrypted secure websites http strict transport security a web security policy mechanism which helps to protect websites against protocol downgrade attacks and cookie hijacking references edit changelog txt electronic frontier foundation retrieved 27 june 2019 releases efforg https everywhere github retrieved 16 june 2018 https everywhere development electronic frontier foundation a b https everywhere electronic frontier foundation retrieved 14 april 2014 https everywhere reaches 2 0 comes to chrome as beta h online com 29 february 2012 retrieved 14 april 2014 https everywhere changelog hancock alexis 21 september 2021 https is actually everywhere electronic frontier foundation retrieved 22 september 2021 automatic web encryption almost everywhere the h open source news and features h online com 18 june 2010 archived from the original on 23 june 2010 retrieved 15 april 2014 murphy kate 16 february 2011 new hacking tools pose bigger threats to wi fi users the new york times https everywhere rulesets electronic frontier foundation 24 january 2014 retrieved 19 may 2014 https everywhere atlas electronic frontier foundation retrieved 24 may 2014 mills elinor 18 june 2010 firefox add on encrypts sessions with facebook twitter cnet retrieved 14 april 2014 gilbertson scott 5 august 2011 firefox security tool https everywhere hits 1 0 wired retrieved 14 april 2014 a b eckersley peter 29 february 2012 https everywhere the decentralized ssl observatory electronic frontier foundation retrieved 4 june 2014 brian matt 27 january 2014 browsing on your android phone just got safer thanks to the eff engadget retrieved 14 april 2014 lemos robert 21 september 2011 eff builds system to warn of certificate breaches infoworld retrieved 14 april 2014 vaughan steven j 28 february 2012 new https everywhere web browser extension released zdnet retrieved 14 april 2014 1 ssac advisory on internal name certificates pdf icann security and stability advisory committee ssac 15 march 2013 abrams lawrence 5 april 2018 https everywhere now delivers new rulesets without upgrading extension bleepingcomputer fahl sascha et al why eve and mallory love android an analysis of android ssl in security pdf proceedings of the 2012 acm conference on computer and communications security acm 2012 archived from the original pdf on 8 january 2013 davis benjamin chen hao 2013 retro skeleton proceedings of the 11th annual international conference on mobile systems applications and services mobi sys 13 published june 2013 pp 181 192 doi 10 1145 2462456 2464462 isbn 9781450316729 s2cid 668399 kern m kathleen and eric phetteplace hardening the browser reference user services quarterly 51 3 2012 210 214 http eprints rclis org 16837 toubiana vincent verdot vincent 2011 show me your cookie and i will tell you who you are arxiv 1108 5864 cs cr a b time to stop recommending https everywhere privacytoolsio 28 january 2017 kerschbaumer christoph gaibler julian edelstein arthur merwe thyla van der firefox 83 introduces https only mode mozilla security blog retrieved 3 december 2020 https everywhere faq electronic frontier foundation 7 november 2016 retrieved 3 december 2020 claustromaniac 10 october 2020 claustromaniac httpz retrieved 3 december 2020 smart https revived repository issue 12 ilgur1132 smart https github retrieved 3 december 2020 portals free and open source software internet telecommunication v t e tls and ssl protocols and technologies transport layer security secure sockets layer tls ssl datagram transport layer security dtls server name indication sni application layer protocol negotiation alpn dns based authentication of named entities dane dns certification authority authorization caa https http strict transport security hsts http public key pinning hpkp ocsp stapling opportunistic tls perfect forward secrecy public key infrastructure automated certificate management environment acme certificate authority ca ca browser forum certificate policy certificate revocation list crl domain validated certificate dv extended validation certificate ev online certificate status protocol ocsp public key certificate public key cryptography public key infrastructure pki root certificate self signed certificate see also domain name system security extensions dnssec internet protocol security ipsec secure shell ssh history export of cryptography from the united states server gated cryptography implementations bouncy castle boringssl botan bsafe cryptlib gnutls jsse libressl matrixssl mbed tls nss openssl s2n schannel ssleay stunnel wolfssl notaries certificate transparency convergence https everywhere perspectives project vulnerabilities theory man in the middle attack padding oracle attack cipher bar mitzvah attack protocol beast breach crime drown logjam poodle in regards to ssl 3 0 implementation certificate authority compromise random number generator attacks freak goto fail heartbleed lucky thirteen attack poodle in regards to tls 1 0 kazakhstan mitm attack retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title https_everywhere oldid 1105007437 categories electronic frontier foundation discontinued free firefox webextensions free software programmed in javascript google chrome extensions opera software secure communication software using the gpl license tor anonymity network transport layer security hidden categories articles with short description short description matches wikidata use dmy dates from september 2020 navigation menu personal tools not logged in talk contributions create account log in namespaces article talk english views read edit view history 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