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If I go to an online login page and I don't see the &quot;HTTPS&quot; preceding the site address, but I know that the site uses a WSDL for authentication that uses &quot;HTTPS&quot;, is this still an unsecure connection?
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If I go to an online login page and I don't see the "HTTPS" preceding the site address, but I know that the site uses a WSDL for authentication that uses "HTTPS", is this still an unsecure connection?

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