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What is SSL Secure Socket Layers ?

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Secure Socket Layers provide a means for submitting encrypted data via the web. SSL works based upon a public key / certificate system. As data is transmitted it is encrypted into 40 bit encryption and the web server then decrypts the data once it is transmitted. In the rare occasion that the data was stolen during the transmission process the only data that they would be encrypted which means that viewing it would show nothing but letters, numbers, and symbols randomly mixed.

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