According to statistics released by Google on Thursday (03/17/2016), revealed that encryption is capable of protecting 77 percent of the demand (request) sent from all over the world to the data center (data center) Google. The figure was up from 52 percent at the end of 2013 ago.
The figure includes all Google services, except the popular video sharing site YouTube, which has more than 1 billion users. However, Google plans to add YouTube to the list of encryption details at the end of this year.
As quoted by the Washington Post, Wednesday (03/16/2016), simply, encryption is a security measure that makes random information submitted, so it will not be understood if intercepted by a third party.
Google began to emphasize the need to encrypt the public online activity after Edward Snowden case of sticking to the surface.
Former National Security Agency contractor, United States (National Security Agency, NSA) leaking confidential documents that revealed the US government has 'suck' personal data being transferred over the internet.
Known, 'gaping hole' in an unencrypted web site has been exploited. This is what allows the 'theft' of data.
Rolling more encryption on its services, Google has been using the power of its search engine that influence to urge other web sites in order to strengthen their security.
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