Short answer: No, they’re not the same.
Long answer: SSL/TLS does the heavy lifting (encryption), HTTPS is just the protocol that *uses* it.
And yeah, the naming’s a mess. We’re all saying "SSL" when it’s really TLS 1.2 or 1.3 now.
Long answer: SSL/TLS does the heavy lifting (encryption), HTTPS is just the protocol that *uses* it.
And yeah, the naming’s a mess. We’re all saying "SSL" when it’s really TLS 1.2 or 1.3 now.
