Google’s HTTPS infrastructure

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Google’s HTTPS infrastructure is the large-scale, secure web transport system that encrypts and protects users’ connections to Google services across the internet.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf transport layer security deployment
web security infrastructure
compliesWith industry TLS best practices (at time of deployment)
designedFor high availability
low latency
resilience to failures
evolvedFrom earlier Google SSL deployments
integratesWith Google DDoS protection systems NERFINISHED
Google identity and access management systems NERFINISHED
Google load balancing systems NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Google LLC NERFINISHED
monitoredBy Google Site Reliability Engineering NERFINISHED
protects connections to Google services
purpose encrypt web traffic between users and Google
provide authentication
provide confidentiality
provide integrity
runsOn Google Front End NERFINISHED
Google data centers NERFINISHED
Google edge points of presence NERFINISHED
scale global
handles millions of requests per second
serves billions of users
supportsClient API clients
mobile apps
web browsers
supportsFeature HSTS NERFINISHED
OCSP stapling
TLS session resumption
certificate pinning on some clients
forward secrecy
supportsService Android device services
Gmail NERFINISHED
Google Cloud Platform NERFINISHED
Google Drive NERFINISHED
Google Maps NERFINISHED
Google Photos NERFINISHED
Google Play NERFINISHED
Google Search NERFINISHED
Google Workspace NERFINISHED
YouTube NERFINISHED
usesCertificateAuthority Google Trust Services NERFINISHED
external public certificate authorities
usesCryptography message authentication codes
public key cryptography
symmetric encryption
usesKeyManagement automated certificate rotation
ephemeral session keys
hardware security modules
usesProtocol HTTP/2
HTTP/3
HTTPS
QUIC NERFINISHED
TLS NERFINISHED

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Adam Langley contributedTo Google’s HTTPS infrastructure