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Well, I would suggest that you test it and see if it does everything you need it to do.
The problem is i dont know what is it doing, i have read about it some but i cant understant this. the only thing i can see is that my admin pages changed from http:// to https:// is that enough. what i did for that is i redirected all my admin pages from http:// to https:// with .htaccess.
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No. SSL just encrypts the data transmitted when communicating with the server, for example when you request those pages. This means that even if your traffic is intercepted, for example through a man-in-the-middle attack or when using a public wi-fi network, the attacker won't be able to gain any information, such as your admin login details (as long as you are also using HTTPS for the login page, of course). It doesn't deal with any of the other issues that may or may not be compromising your "admin pages", however, such as those resulting from bad coding (e.g. SQL injection vulnerabilities).

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