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How to use certificate transparency logs
Certificate Transparency records can help you notice unexpected certificate issuance. They are useful clues to investigate, not proof that the named service is live or that it was compromised.
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What the padlock in the address bar means
HTTPS helps protect the connection to the address you opened. It does not establish that the organization behind that address is honest or that a payment request is legitimate.
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TLS checks: protect the connection all the way to the service
A valid certificate at the public edge is only part of a secure connection. Review protocol settings, hostname validation, internal hops, and the origin that ultimately handles the request.
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