"Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

[Mark Bbb]

unsafe C.T..PNG

I guess that is the reason why it is difficult to upload images in my threats.
What must i do to make it safe?

[ThePomqueteer]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

Try putting https:// in front of the url ex. Copytechnet Home....

[tsbservice]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

Add s after http, see below:



About files to upload when you click on Manage Attachments just over the button Add Files there is ? mark in blue circle, click there to see file type and size limits.

[Mark Bbb]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

niet beveiligd c.t..jpg

Thanks.
At least i can upload pictures.
After I put this in the search function of Windows Activity Stream - Copytechnet.com
it keeps saying "not secured", as you can see in the picture above...
?

[tsbservice]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

Maybe restart your browser or clear browser cache and cookies.

[Mark Bbb]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

Maybe restart your browser or clear browser cache and cookies.

Did that, no good...

[ThePomqueteer]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

What does it show when you hit Not secured?

[M94]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

I don't think it's something he can fix guys. That message means that your browser can tell that their https protocol isn't quite up to speed or is mismatched with the version his browser is running. To make the website secure don't follow links from users that have shit profile reviews or bad rep. Or wait a few minutes because another user is bound to test it and will likely report back if it's malicious or like the post if it was what it said. It's not something to worry about usually, huge sects of the internet don't even bother with https and unless you are on a website with explicit personal info it isn't likely to hurt ya to bad. If you guys aren't seeing the message I suspect you are in a browser that doesn't show it as obviously or on an older one that still considers the protocol on ctn to be secure.

Updated chrome, firefox, and edge all report not secure.

[tsbservice]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

I will quote admin from another thread.

The migration to HTTPS is in progress, some of the inbound search engine links need to update but once you're on the site everything (except for a few images) should be loading as HTTPS

So your browser most likely see some images in ads here as insecure. Shouldn't be a problem to add CTN in browser exceptions.

[slimslob]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

[ATTACH=CONFIG]47800[/ATTACH]

I guess that is the reason why it is difficult to upload images in my threats.
What must i do to make it safe?

png is a type of image files. It could be any image file on the page. It could be avatars in threads. On forum pages it could be the "Contribute" button.

With the Firefox browser that I use I get a yellow triangle with an exclamation mark on it covering part of the lock symbol. Clicking on that I get a message:

Site information for Copytechnet Home
Connection not secure
Parts of this page are not secure (such as images).

[Michael]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

here you can read the reason and what to do. Mixed content blocking in Firefox | Firefox Help

[slimslob]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

here you can read the reason and what to do. Mixed content blocking in Firefox | Firefox Help

Anmothjer thing with newer versions of Firefox Enhanced Tracking Protection, the shield to the left of the lock symbol. If it is OM for a website but your Ad Blocker, if any, is disabled for the site it can cause the tab the site is loaded on to continue to indicate that it is still loading, i.e. the dot moving back and forth where the site's icon would normally be.

[Tricky]

Re: "Not secured" message before the Copytechnet URL path

I think your password is sent securely maybe that could be a project for Billy in his networking thread.