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Many of us would be put off entering any personal details into an unsecure website but some agencies expect candidates to do precisely that.

A secure site, identified by ‘https’ in the browser bar as opposed to ‘http’, ensures that any information gathered is encrypted. Until now, a candidate may have cheerfully entered details in an application form or contact box unaware of the site’s status unless they checked the browser bar.

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