SpeedFlex27 Posted Sunday at 06:28 PM Report Posted Sunday at 06:28 PM Not sure if anyone else has seen this warning but randomly when I come here to MBB, I see this message saying, "This site does not provide a secure connection." What does it mean? Am I taking a risk coming here when I see this message?
Rich Posted Sunday at 06:46 PM Report Posted Sunday at 06:46 PM Haven’t seen this. The site should always redirect to https:// for a secure connection. Curious if anyone has seen this. Next time you see it check if the URL has https:// at the beginning of it. If it does and you still see the message you may have to clear your cache.
Noeller Posted Sunday at 07:04 PM Report Posted Sunday at 07:04 PM I discovered the MBB app a few months back and use that exclusively, rather than Chrome.
FrostyWinnipeg Posted Sunday at 07:38 PM Report Posted Sunday at 07:38 PM 1 hour ago, SpeedFlex27 said: Not sure if anyone else has seen this warning but randomly when I come here to MBB, I see this message saying, "This site does not provide a secure connection." What does it mean? Am I taking a risk coming here when I see this message? Its a once in a blue moon sort of thing. Seems to fix itself quickly.
SpeedFlex27 Posted Sunday at 09:28 PM Author Report Posted Sunday at 09:28 PM 1 hour ago, FrostyWinnipeg said: Its a once in a blue moon sort of thing. Seems to fix itself quickly. What's it mean, though? Rich?
Rich Posted Sunday at 09:37 PM Report Posted Sunday at 09:37 PM The connection and data being exchanged between you and the site isn’t encrypted. If someone was snooping your data or wifi, they could see what you were downloading and uploading between the site. If it was a banking site or e-commerce site. I’d be more concerned. Technically, if you were typing in and submitting your password, someone could see it if they were snooping you, if the connection really were unsecured This article has some details on it https://www.namehero.com/blog/how-to-fix-the-this-site-cant-provide-a-secure-connection-error-six-solutions/
Super Duper Negatron Posted Monday at 04:19 PM Report Posted Monday at 04:19 PM Could the clock on your computer be off? Sometimes that results in the certificate presented by the site being detected as invalid. Fixes itself after the clock does a re-sync with the time server. #nerdalert Rich 1
SpeedFlex27 Posted Monday at 10:38 PM Author Report Posted Monday at 10:38 PM 6 hours ago, Super Duper Negatron said: Could the clock on your computer be off? Sometimes that results in the certificate presented by the site being detected as invalid. Fixes itself after the clock does a re-sync with the time server. #nerdalert No, my clock is fine.
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