Https:// some one told me that they were false addresses can some one enlighten me please?

I am assuming that you are referring to the 's' at the end, they are not fake, they are secure. You MAY notice at the bottom right corner of your browser a little lock that is closed, that means you are in a 'secure' session http(secure)s:// it is good....Https:// some one told me that they were false addresses can some one enlighten me please?
It could be a fake address is you receive an email that is from the Security Department of a bank and asks you to enter a website where it asks for your password details.





Most of the time though it is a Secure layer that offers greater security where personal information is entered such as a credit card transaction.Https:// some one told me that they were false addresses can some one enlighten me please?
It means the connection between you and the site is secure, but that's not to say the site should be trusted.





Many sites set up https versions of their site so people instinctly trust them. Just remember secure doesn't mean trusted.
https:// = secure http. It just uses a different port, and encryption. It's not a false address.
http:// are secure. and it is not false.