Not Secure

[ush.hacker]

Hi,

I use Safari and the forums just started to display "Not Secure" in the search bar.
I'm questioning, what changed to make this site not secure anymore? Should I be concerned? No, right?

Thank you!

 

[frenchy2475]

Yes im getting that too, im sure it was after the last ios update

 

[Brian G.]

You’re all safe. We’re not exchanging monetary or sensitive information on here.

 

[WAJAS]

You’re all safe. We’re not exchanging monetary or sensitive information on here.

I mean you are if you donate, don’t you?

 

[Scott W.]

You’re all safe. We’re not exchanging monetary or sensitive information on here.

So I need to stop buying leaks?

I mean you are if you donate, don’t you?

IIRC, it's done through PayPal so it's all good.

 

[Brian G.]

I mean you are if you donate, don’t you?

So I need to stop buying leaks?



IIRC, it's done through PayPal so it's all good.

That is correct. Any donation or monetary info is done through PayPal. No financial information is kept on file through our server.

 

[fryoj]

Unless you use same username and password for your banking and this site. :-X

 

[Brian G.]

Unless you use same username and password for your banking and this site. :-X

Let’s not try to cause any panic here....

He’s being sarcastic.

 

[fryoj]

Let’s not try to cause any panic here....

He’s being sarcastic.

I was actually building towards a Spaceballs joke. lol

 

[Joe]

All HTTP sites on iOS on 12.2 display “Not Secure” next to the address.

iPhone Not Secure: What does this message mean in Safari? - 9to5Mac

If this was a banking site or other personal info it’d matter but for a forum... not so much.

Unless you use same username and password for your banking and this site. :-X

Please don’t do this. Use a program like LastPass or 1Password to create and store custom passwords for every site.

 

[Moose84]

I was actually building towards a Spaceballs joke. lol

But that’s luggage.

 

[MrRoamer]

I was actually building towards a Spaceballs joke. lol

I also use the same password for my luggage.
That will teach me to ignore the "Changes have been made"

But in all seriousness nothing has changed other than browsers now display that the site is not HTTPS. To put it into recent theme park terms, this is akin to putting up a sign on ET that says "Please Please Please, keep your hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times". Nothing with the ride has changed, just there is a bigger warning so that you know there could be risks

 

[GadgetGuru]

It's also important to make sure that you go to https://forums.insideuniversal.net and not Inside Universal Forums

The HTTPS version will take you to a secure version. The HTTP version will not (same website, just without a SSL cert).

It be really cool if http:// redirected to https://