Once the browser and the server have the session key, they can establish a secure and encrypted connection. All the data transmitted between the two parties is encrypted using this session key, ensuring that it remains indecipherable to any unauthorized entities even if intercepted. This encryption makes it extremely difficult for attackers to access sensitive information such as login credentials or personal data.
TLS is the successor of SSL and is considered a more secure and robust protocol. The transition from SSL to TLS occurred due to the need for enhanced security measures against emerging threats. TLS incorporates advancements in cryptographic algorithms and protocols to ensure the utmost security for online communications.
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