Assessing Performance Impact: HTTPS vs. HTTP
In the realm of digital communication, the need for robust security measures is non-negotiable. Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) and its precursor, Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), represent the fundamental conduits for data exchange across the web. While HTTPS employs encryption to fortify security, HTTP transmits data in plain text. However, this fortified encryption comes at a cost: a performance overhead. This blog meticulously explores and dissects the performance overhead that HTTPS imposes when compared to its less secure counterpart, HTTP.
Understanding HTTPS and HTTP:?
HTTP, widely recognized as the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, has long been the linchpin of data transmission between web servers and browsers. However, the Achilles’ heel of HTTP lies in its lack of encryption, rendering transmitted data susceptible to unauthorized interception and alteration. Addressing this vulnerability, HTTPS emerged, incorporating SSL/TLS protocols to encrypt data and ensure secure transmission.
Performance Overhead of HTTPS:
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