Google HTTPS services improves encryption

Here’s good news for organizations whose employees use Google services such as Gmail, Google Docs and Google+: the company has made some changes to its encryption method that’s used by HTTPS-enabled services to help prevent key recovery attacks that could be used by hackers to decrypt the transmissions. They did this by designing an extension for OpenSSL. You can find out more details here:

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