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All traffic is encrypted. No one on your network can see what is going on (except for knowing where those packets are going to).
The identity of the remote server can be verified using certificates. So you also know that it really is your bank that you are talking to.
Optionally (and not in wide-spread use), the identity of the client can also be verified using certificates. This would allow for secure login to a site using chip cards instead of (or in addition to) password
<span>Jellyfish, they are consider the smartest and they have found things in them to help treat cancer.</span>
Not necessarily, if you are sourcing the information you have used to come to your own conclusion then that isn't plagiarism, however if you just copy paste completely and use it as your own work then yes it is plagiarism. <span />
The answer is no
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