Online retail has seen significant growth since the inception of the internet, with giants like Amazon and eBay launching in 1995 and making online shopping routine. In Sweden, 85% of the population shopped online last year, but a study of 915 Swedish e-commerce sites revealed only 37% enforce HTTPS by default, indicating a lag in adopting security best practices. Despite e-commerce's reliance on external pages for handling sensitive data, many retailers overlook the necessity of secure configurations, risking consumer trust and business reputation. The ease of intercepting unencrypted data, coupled with the rise of sophisticated attacks like JavaScript-based credit card thefts, highlights the pressing need for improved security measures. While consumers have become more security-conscious, many businesses have yet to prioritize security as a critical aspect of their operations. Adopting robust security not only enhances consumer trust but can also serve as a competitive advantage in an industry where brand reputation is increasingly vital.