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Erockus Arcade updated
#395051 - 10/28/22 03:57 PM
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security risk
[Re: Erockus]
#395055 - 10/28/22 08:42 PM
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This site could be risky
Advanced Security blocked access to http://erockus.elementfx.com/arcade.html
This site might compromise your device or contain high-risk content.
To avoid these risks, we recommend avoiding this site.
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Re: security risk
[Re: Jason]
#395057 - 10/28/22 09:44 PM
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No security risk here... Site works fine.
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Re: security risk
[Re: Jumpstile]
#395061 - 10/28/22 10:21 PM
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I should have mentioned that I use Chrome. Using Chrome, I was getting that message but now I do not get that and the site loads fine. I also tried using two other browsers and the site loads fine, so perhaps there was a change made to the site.
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Re: security risk
[Re: Jason]
#395062 - 10/28/22 11:32 PM
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Thats weird. There shouldn't be any security issues. Maybe Chrome has an issue my my web host? I'm not sure.
Well this news to me, very odd...
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Re: security risk
[Re: Erockus]
#395063 - 10/29/22 02:13 AM
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I have Heimdal installed (bought a lifetime key some years ago). I get:
Quote:
Heimdal™ Enterprise has blocked this page. The web location you are trying to access may trigger phishing attempts or contain malicious content which could affect your system.
If you consider this is a safe online location, contact us at [email protected] to analyze it and we’ll get back to you.
Learn more about the way that Heimdal™ protects you against cyber threats such as malicious websites: Why Heimdal™.
You can also discover free security guides and actionable resources on our blog.
I can always whitelist the site of course, but just letting you know at least one security company is still blocking you.
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Re: security risk
[Re: Qun Mang]
#395068 - 10/29/22 03:26 PM
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I get a similar warning message, and the reason is that current-day browsers are expecting sites to have a valid certificate so that TLS encryption can be used with (the connection to) the site. In other words, current browsers expect you to be able to do 'https://' instead of 'http://'. Any unencrypted connection is considered a security risk these days.
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Re: security risk
[Re: mhoes]
#395069 - 10/29/22 07:18 PM
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Wasn't aware of this. Interesting...
After some checking seems my webhost has disabled SSL on the free accounts, which I use. I think they use to offer it for all but its just for paid accounts now.
Kind of sucks but is what it is.
Well thanks for the feed back. :-)
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Re: security risk
[Re: Erockus]
#395070 - 10/29/22 08:20 PM
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No problem.
The following might or might not help you, but : organizations like "Let's Encrypt" [1] will give you totally free certificates. It may require some IT skills on your own part (if you are self hosting), or a hosting provider that will work with/support Let's Encrypt. You might want to check that out, to see if any of it is applicable to you.
[1] https://letsencrypt.org/
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