Google Protects User Data for the Future with Forward Secrecy

The Google security team has enabled forward secrecy in its HTTPS services by default, so that captured messages can’t be decrypted retroactively. Even though Gmail went to a secure HTTPS connection by default last year, encrypted files could still be captured in their unreadable form and broken years later, when computers are much faster.

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