Site is not secured why?

[JayFromTheBay]

[Slut]

Noticed the same a while ago. Browser does not allow logging in.

[djcoma1200]

It’s because they don’t have HTTPS setup. Info like credit card information and social security numbers are not being sent through this site so it’s not as important here.

If any of the admins would want to set this up I could help, as I am a web developer in my day job.

[AK47]

Yea same here, I had the problem at work, the page isn't allowed through our filter because of security risks.

[djcoma1200]

There’s a chrome plugin called https everywhere that might allow you to get by your work filter

[MakaveliStillBallin]

Nowadays all respected sites should be protected, so I cross my fingers that there will be some solution for it

[davida7]

Free certificates often comes with hosting where it's a matter of activate it on the domain.

[AK47]

There’s a chrome plugin called https everywhere that might allow you to get by your work filter

Thanks for the hint

Strangely it wasn’t working with our general Account but meanwhile I have my own account and unlock the PC with my employee ID Card and now it’s working

[Hard2Kill]

[MENTION=1]007 [MENTION=608]Immortal

[BoxerSantaros]

Let's Encrypt

[djcoma1200]

Let's Encrypt

Before this existed you had to pay like $100/year or more for a certificate. Now they’re free if you have a good host. Some hosts don’t support it though because they still want to make $ off the certificates. (looking at you GoDaddy)

[BoxerSantaros]

Before this existed you had to pay like $100/year or more for a certificate. Now they’re free if you have a good host. Some hosts don’t support it though because they still want to make $ off the certificates. (looking at you GoDaddy)

You're right about pricing. I stopping using GoDaddy for web hosting last year. GoDaddy supports Let's Encrypt but you have to manually renew your certificate every 90 days. They don't give SSH access on a shared hosting plan.

Install a Let's Encrypt certificate on your cPanel hosting account

[deepcover879]

Fixed, but i changed password

[realest2947]

Before this existed you had to pay like $100/year or more for a certificate. Now they’re free if you have a good host. Some hosts don’t support it though because they still want to make $ off the certificates. (looking at you GoDaddy)

What is the benefit of an SSL on a site like this that has 1) usernames / passwords, but 2) no Credit Card information and is 3) heavy text/data driven. What would we lose out on by not having an SSL? WHat's the risk?

[Exodus]

why?

here is the answer