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Browsers use Secure Socket Layer protocol to transfer data between server and your laptop in a secure way. Basic blocks contain 2 keys, public key and private key. It's mathematical concept Shown here through Google AI mode Key size is 4096, a pretty large number. All data is encrypted through this mechanism while travelling between internet and your laptop. This happens when a browser on another device such as your mobile device browses a link to login and get or set data if login is successful. Zero trust means you have the power to create new private key public key pair which changes the encryption once new keys are generated. That is the reason why it will ask you to re-login to the web browser since it no more understands the current encryption. New keys will start encrypting and decrypting communcation between server and the device browser. Eventhough hard to decrypt, when the keys themselves are temporary, it becomes almost impossible to decrypt data, except for the server and the device browser(called client). This defies man in the middle attack.