Tim Kadlec • 1/4/2016

HSTS and Let's Encrypt

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This technical article explains HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) and its relationship with Let's Encrypt certificates. It details the security vulnerability of HTTP-to-HTTPS redirects, how HSTS closes this gap by instructing browsers to always use HTTPS, and provides a practical example of implementing the HSTS header in a server configuration.

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