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apoti:
Yes boss

Thanks for yesterday Chief. Keep up the good work.

apoti:
Uk paypal available. Check your dm

quoting you to confirm this is the handle I am chatting with on WhatsApp.

Niceeee!!!!

Anyone here that can help me make payment for an online course via Paypal? The cost is 50 USD.

Thanks in Advance.

Hope he is aware there's no twitter for super Eagle players?

Can you order good from this site?
https://store.google.com/us/product/chromecast_google_tv?hl=en-US

Good

Twitter that's all that's on our mind.

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Ftheophilous:
Nice read...
Learnt something new today...

You are welcome sir.

mema900:
A macbook is your measurement of success? For real?

It's not about the swag. The guy is a software developer. It's an essential tool for his stuff.

mema900:
I also put it to you that whosoever couldn't find a way to make money here in this country legitimately can not make shishi when he runs to another country.

You don't mean it. One guy that was without a laptop left and got a new macbook after working in a factory informally for 3 weeks.

mema900:
I put it to you that b4 this time next year, you would have got tired of preaching and probably travelled out of the country

Amen oo. I go like travel for my masters. I want dey send money home.

More national cake for them and their direct family.

Both NNPC and Nigeria will be great again.

I am recently a guy that just likes preaching positivity about Naija.

While you are here, I made a thread on what https is and what it's not. I believe you will find it useful as cyber security is a big issue today. Link: https://www.nairaland.com/6577084/what-https-what-it-not

CHEERS!

good!

I am available for VP

Check out my new thread:

https://www.nairaland.com/6577084/what-https-what-it-not

bump and happy sunday.

This post was originally posted on Online Informed and Safe Blog

I am resharing here for the benefit the information might offer to readers here. Cheers!!!

Hi there! Today we will be learning about HTTPS which is short for HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure. We will learn about what HTTPS is and what it is not. With the knowledge you will gain here, you will be better equipped to stay safe online. Also, since our thing here at Online Informed and Safe is building safety as a community, we believe you will use what you learn to help others near you.

So, let’s dive in.

What is HTTPS

HTTPS or Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure is a technical way of transferring data between a web server and a web browser. Unlike HTTP (without S), this protocol attempts to secure the data being transferred.

All the websites we visit are hosted on a server somewhere far away. In order for us to access a website, we use a web browser like Google Chrome or Firefox to send a request to the server. After the server receives our request, in the absence of any errors or restrictions it responds with the data your browser needs to display the site.

Why HTTPS is Helpful

When a browser sends requests to a web server, it also sends data along with the request. Take for example, when you are trying to pay for an order on an online store, the request that will be sent may contain your card details. Hence there is a need to secure the medium through which your request and data are sent.

Thanks to HTTPS, your requests can be secured. Hence, your data is encoded (encrypted) such that it can not be intercepted and read by any unauthorised parties.

In the early 2010s, you will find HTTPS on mostly financial websites, big social media sites and web application that see the security of data transfer on their platform as a priority. However, in recent times almost all websites out there use HTTPS. This is a good thing but also brings us to the point we will be discussing in the next section.

What HTTPS is Not

HTTPS is not a one-fix-for-all solution for internet applications security. It is required by today’s standard as web browsers will flag a website as NOT Secure if it still using the non-secure HTTP protocol. Here is a list of few things HTTPS is not:

1. It is not an authenticity verification tool: What I mean by this is, because a website has HTTPS doesn’t guarantee that is a website that you can trust. For example, it is possible for a malicious person or group to set up a website and add HTTPS to the site. If you go ahead to enter sensitive data like your card details on such sites you expose yourself to risk.

2. HTTPS does not make you invincible: In addition to HTTPS, make sure to verify that you are actually on the right website when carrying out transactions online. If it is possible, look for the official/verified social media handles of online companies to confirm their websites and offers before clicking on them.

3. HTTPS is not unhackable: If you are a website owner, it is worth knowing that only having HTTPS on your site is not enough t defend it from hackers. You and your web developer will need to put in extra work in addition to HTTPS to prevent hacking that may lead to the leak of sensitive user data.

Summing Up

We have learnt what HTTPS is and what it isn’t. Stay Safe and always verify links and online forms before clicking on them. If you have a question, you can reach us via the livechat session on our homepage. Cheers and Stay Safe

Wow

God bless Nigeria

Veesound95:
boss I for like to learn oh.... I'm broke and I can't pay for a good institute to learn.... So can I learn on my own and you been my mentor

Omo, this post don tey!

Na wa ooo

Launch edition xbox one?

God bless Naija

Rip

Are Your Kids Online?

We live in a digital age with many children online. Kids do much fun and helpful thing online. Playing video games, learning via an app, streaming cartoons and other kids focused content are part of the activities kids do online. However, it is important that parents and other adults tasked with caring for a child ensure that they are safe online. Hence, we have come up with a list of 5 simple things you can do to keep your kids safe online.

1. Make your own family or institution internet rules that kids should follow.

Here, adults who care for kids should clarify what kids can do and can’t do on the internet. For example, communicate to kids that they can use the internet for educational purpose like doing homework. Set restriction on sites or contents that they can access based on international content rating standard and other related standards. You can work with you ISP to implement restriction on your entire network.

2. Internet should be accessed from a location or device that can be easily monitored.

If it is possible, let kids access the internet from a desktop that is located in the living-room or some common area where an adult can guide them. This will help with preventing kids from accessing harmful content.

3. Speak with Kids about the Dangers Online

Let kids know that just as the internet is a place with many fun and helpful resources, there are also harmful content and malicious users on the internet. Encourage them to avoid wondering off on the internet and to avoid communication with strangers online.

4. Teach Kids to never share personal details online

Kids should use screen names (nicknames) online. Caution them to never share personal details like home address, their current location, mobile number or full name anywhere on the internet. If they need to sign-up for a new platform, parents should assist with that.

5. Last but not the least, Kids should never agree to meet online friends in a physical location.

Warn your kids about the danger of meeting strangers from the internet offline. If they must do so, they should seek your approval first and have you watch them.

Other tips include cautioning your children to never trade pictures, videos or other media of themselves with anyone online or offline. In addition to that, kids should not respond to threatening messages or emails. You can learn more by clicking on this link.

Source - https://safeonline.com.ng/blog/2021/05/27/childrens-day-2021-top-5-tips-for-kids-online/

I don learn small here.

Who get Chromecast with Google TV for sale?

Still available? And where pics na?

Probably yes with OTP

Samuellas

DukeLad:
Not to worry, the small order can be taken as it is.

I doubt oo. I think I have ordered things through you 2 or 3 times. Let me be waiting when I have others items to add.

Who wants to rant? I can create a room