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Green Means Secure

October 30th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

Web site visitors are learning to look for the green address bar in their Web browsers while shopping online. You can also find it in online personal financial management tools like mint.com. Four51 has enabled Extended Validation SSL Certificates to trigger high security browsers such as Internet Explorer 7.0 to prominently display the trusted green address and security bars.

The security bar also displays Four51 and the trusted VeriSign brand, which help assure your customers they are on the intended Web site and that their transactions are secure.

Additional information on SSL and Extended Validation can be found from Verisign at http://www.verisign.com/ssl/ssl-information-center/ie7-ssl-security/

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  1. Comment by Allen L. Kelly on 30 October 2008:

    In addition to Internet Explorer 7.0, here are some other “high security” EV Enabled browsers:

    -Internet Explorer 8.0
    -Firefox 3.0
    -Opera 9.5
    -Google Chrome

    These browsers make up over 60% of the worldwide browser share. This means that over 60% of the world can see the GREEN BARS!

    Great article and thanks for spreading EV awareness!

    Allen L. Kelly

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