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How we brought HTTPS Everywhere to the cloud (part 1)

Published on September 24th, 2016 3:46PM by Ingvar Stepanyan.

CloudFlare's mission is to make HTTPS accessible for all our customers. It provides security for their websites, improved ranking on search engines, better performance with HTTP/2, and access to browser features such as geolocation that are being deprecated for plaintext HTTP. With Universal SSL or similar features, a simple

Fixing the mixed content problem with Automatic HTTPS Rewrites

Published on September 22nd, 2016 2:34PM by John Graham-Cumming.

CloudFlare aims to put an end to the unencrypted Internet. But the web has a chicken and egg problem moving to HTTPS. Long ago it was difficult, expensive, and slow to set up an HTTPS capable web site. Then along came services like CloudFlare’s Universal SSL that made switching

Encryption Week

Published on September 20th, 2016 1:04PM by Nick Sullivan.

Since CloudFlare’s inception, we have worked tirelessly to make encryption as simple and as accessible as possible. Over the last two years, we’ve made CloudFlare the easiest way to enable encryption for web properties and internet services. From the launch of Universal SSL, which gives HTTPS to millions

Flexible SSL & Wordpress: Fixing “Mixed Content” Errors

Published on January 21st, 2015 9:47PM by David Fritsch.

As many are aware, CloudFlare launched Universal SSL several months ago. We saw lots of customers sign up and start using these new, free SSL certificates. For many customers that didn’t already have an SSL certificate, they were able to use “Flexible SSL”. Flexible SSL creates a secure (HTTPS)