Could oracle provid https or ftp download?

As we know,http download is unsafety,it's easy to redirected to another download place by  add a http 302 "Moved Temporarily" response code.So,could oracle java download site provide https download,just like chrome and firefox download site? Or provide a ftp download site?
                            Thanks,
                                              John

You currently have a proxy configuration set to Server:mpa.one.microsoft.com:443
That's what's messing your connection, you can change this in Internet Explorer's Internet options, that change should reflect on Firefox.
Try disabling the proxy, in this case, reading the 3rd-party tutorial at [http://www.ehow.com/how_2033232_change-proxy-settings.html external link]

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