Is the packet encrypted when submitting to HTTPS on the HTTP page?
I know that SSL is a technology that cannot be decrypted even if a third party intercepts packets exchanged between a client and a server using a public key+private key. The browser will encrypt the packet with a private key, right? Then, should I encrypt the data that this browser sends from HTTP to HTTPS?
(The login pages of large domestic portals are HTTP.)
web http https ssl
Even if the page you enter is http page, only action url in form is said to be encrypted if it is https. Source
By the way, aren't all the login pages of large domestic portals https? When you log in, it changes to the https page.
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