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911UK "website not secure" warning on I-phone

Doesnt it just mean some internet security cover is out of date :?:
 
this site doesnt use HTTPS, so it is assume not to be secure since its on http

however to allow for this difference the site is wrapped within an upgraded dedicated service and then secured further by https://www.sitelock.com/ which itself runs on a very secure server

rest assured the site is actually very secure, what youre seeing is the just the generic assumption that http isnt as good as https, which comes up

the next site update will put this set up into a https
 
Ive seen this for quite a while and had assumed it was a false report by FireFox .. if i had come across this on another site then i probably wouldn,t have continued .

Nice to have confirmation of this though :thumb:
 
Ah Thanks for the conformation it nothing to worry about , not that I was but some may have been :thumb: :thumb:
 
911UK said:
this site doesnt use HTTPS, so it is assume not to be secure since its on http

however to allow for this difference the site is wrapped within an upgraded dedicated service and then secured further by https://www.sitelock.com/ which itself runs on a very secure server

rest assured the site is actually very secure, what youre seeing is the just the generic assumption that http isnt as good as https, which comes up

the next site update will put this set up into a https
Click to expand...
:thumb:
 
Since we have been stuck on this legacy platform longer than expected, we took steps to beef up it's security

rest assured site security is an important consideration of the site
 
My AV software has started blocking this site now due to lack of https certificate. Its an inexpensive thing to do nowadays (£50PA) and even easier to implement. Google will no longer index sites that are not secured via a SSL so from a commercial point of view its a bit of a no brainer.

P
 
911UK said:
this site doesnt use HTTPS, so it is assume not to be secure since its on http

however to allow for this difference the site is wrapped within an upgraded dedicated service and then secured further by https://www.sitelock.com/ which itself runs on a very secure server

rest assured the site is actually very secure, what youre seeing is the just the generic assumption that http isnt as good as https, which comes up

the next site update will put this set up into a https
Click to expand...


How does this secure the traffic between my computer and your backend web server? This just looks like a server based solution to protect your platform.

P
 
I still have the message on my I phone and it logs me out after every site visit.
 
a situation we are currently working on
 
Burn the iPhone
 
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