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If I have a frame embedded into a html page. The page connects through http. My question is:
If my frame connects through https is the connection and everything still encrypted despite the fact that the container page connects through http?
UPDATE: Thank you everyone. So it is encrypted 🙂
Everything which is transfered through https is encrypted.
If your https page contains elements which are not encrypted (only http), the browser will warn you unless you have turned of the warning.
So yes, your frame will be loaded as https and will be encrypted if the content url is a https one.
If you want to be sure – install an http proxy and check the traffic through this proxy. You’ll see html for your http requests and garbled messaged for https.