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Regular poster 416 posts Andy Hauser Drewrail Regular poster 416 posts
Andy Hauser Drewrail

Good evening,

 

Has anyone else had this issue.  I clicked on the link in this post and received the following warning:

THIS SITE IS NOT SECURE - CERTIFICATE ERROR 

Is this my internet security doing this or is something else going on?

Thanks

Andy Hauser

 

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This page has been replaced by a secure page using HTTPS encryption:

https://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/magazine/premium/subscribe

 
Andy Hauser
Minooka, IL
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rickwade Prolific poster (deceased) 6,447 posts
rickwade

Try searching on "Certificate

Try searching on "Certificate Error" in the search box.

Rick

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joef MRH Founder 17,506 posts
joef

It should work now

It should work now, lots of ado about nothing, actually ...

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Andy Hauser Drewrail Regular poster 416 posts
Andy Hauser Drewrail

Only had two options

Rick,

I have not searched the message, the only options I was given was to return to my home page or use the back arrow to return to the prior page.

When I get a message like this I don't mess around with it I just exit out and start over.

I'll give it a couple of days and try again later.

Thanks for the help

Andy

 

 

 
Andy Hauser
Minooka, IL
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Andy Hauser Drewrail Regular poster 416 posts
Andy Hauser Drewrail

It's working

Joe,

Yes it's all good and my subscription is now complete.  

Thanks

Andy Hauser

 
Andy Hauser
Minooka, IL
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rickwade Prolific poster (deceased) 6,447 posts
rickwade

Andy - I'm glad that it's

Andy - I'm glad that it's working again!

Rick

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joef MRH Founder 17,506 posts
joef

Basically ...

Basically, if *any* images have a URL that's NOT https, then you will get this scarey message. It's an extremely minor technicality and doesn't really mean a thing -- but hey, cross all the Ts and dot all the I's ...

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peter-f Prolific poster 1,534 posts
peter-f

with the exception of a very few, you're right, Joe

.. but the few talented hackers attach some metadata to images ( or any file these days) and use that to convey a case of the nasties to an unsuspecting machine... and hijack your pleasant day. 

Better that you don't go there.

I trust this site... this warning is for sites that get truly sloppy.   Any time you side-step the warning, be aware of nefarious Possibilities.
- regards

Peter
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