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Adding YouTube and Calendar to the HTTPS Transparency Report
2016年8月1日
Posted by Emily Schechter, HTTPS Enthusiast
Earlier this year, we
launched
a new section of our Transparency Report dedicated to HTTPS encryption. This report shows how much traffic is encrypted for Google products and popular sites across the web. Today, we’re adding two Google products to the report: YouTube and Calendar. The traffic for both products is currently more than 90% encrypted via HTTPS.
Case study: YouTube
As we’ve implemented HTTPS across products over the years, we’ve worked through a wide variety of technical obstacles. Below are some of the challenges we faced during
YouTube’s two year road to HTTPS
:
Lots of traffic!
Our CDN, the
Google Global Cache
, serves a massive amount of video, and migrating it all to HTTPS is no small feat. Luckily, hardware acceleration for AES is widespread, so we were able to encrypt virtually all video serving without adding machines. (Yes,
HTTPS is fast now
.)
Lots of devices!
You can watch YouTube videos on everything from flip phones to smart TVs. We A/B tested HTTPS on every device to ensure that users would not be negatively impacted. We found that HTTPS improved quality of experience on most clients: by ensuring content integrity, we virtually eliminated many types of streaming errors.
Lots of requests!
Mixed content—any insecure request made in a secure context—poses a challenge for any large website or app. We get an alert when an insecure request is made from any of our clients and eventually will block all mixed content using
Content Security Policy
on the web,
App Transport Security on iOS
, and
uses CleartextTraffic
on Android. Ads on YouTube have used HTTPS
since 2014
.
We're also proud to be using
HTTP Secure Transport Security (HSTS)
on youtube.com to cut down on HTTP to HTTPS redirects. This improves both security and latency for end users. Our HSTS lifetime is one year, and we hope to preload this soon in web browsers.
97% for YouTube is pretty good, but why isn't YouTube at 100%? In short, some devices do not fully support modern HTTPS. Over time, to keep YouTube users as safe as possible, we will gradually phase out insecure connections.
We know that any non-secure HTTP traffic could be vulnerable to attackers. All websites and apps should be protected with HTTPS — if you’re a developer that hasn’t yet migrated,
get started
today.
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