...I pressed the exclamation point before the site address and this popped up...are we vulnerable here?
You and your browser apparently. :P ;)
Quote from: N-drju on February 02, 2017, 02:31:54 AM
You and your browser apparently. :P ;)
Well it says the site is insecure....does that mean it has an emotional problem? hee hee hee
You know, with the dawn of AI... ;)
I made that comment mostly because I could not recognize what browser you are using. Looks quite alien to me. But I actually did reproduce that exclamation mark in Mozilla Firefox later.
I think it's just that guys at Planetside did not provide proper authentication for the site so browser considers this site as something ominous and unknown... Probably this is the trouble, not that someone is live-streaming you. None of us stores any personal info on that page anyway... or so I think. ::)
Quote from: N-drju on February 02, 2017, 12:31:37 PM
You know, with the dawn of AI... ;)
I made that comment mostly because I could not recognize what browser you are using. Looks quite alien to me. But I actually did reproduce that exclamation mark in Mozilla Firefox later.
I think it's just that guys at Planetside did not provide proper authentication for the site so browser considers this site as something ominous and unknown... Probably this is the trouble, not that someone is live-streaming you. None of us stores any personal info on that page anyway... or so I think. ::)
Thanks for checking, I'm on Google Chrome and wondered if it was just
my browser...what AV do you use btw?
Quote from: N-drju on February 02, 2017, 12:31:37 PM
You know, with the dawn of AI... ;)
I made that comment mostly because I could not recognize what browser you are using. Looks quite alien to me. But I actually did reproduce that exclamation mark in Mozilla Firefox later.
I think it's just that guys at Planetside did not provide proper authentication for the site so browser considers this site as something ominous and unknown... Probably this is the trouble, not that someone is live-streaming you. None of us stores any personal info on that page anyway... or so I think. ::)
You get it on the planetside account pages as well when you are logged in and they do have personal info.
I just tried this on www.sidefx.com and thefoundry.co.uk.
According to Chrome the Foundry website is secure, Side Effect website was not.
Secure connections (encrypted, HTTPS) are generally only used and necessary when things like credit cards or social security info are being transmitted and stored. We do neither here, nor do we require anything else that is personally identifiable beyond a name and email address (and even then you can use a fake name if you want to). The forums are also public, so anything you post here is already visible to, well, everyone. In short, there's no need for major security (HTTPS).
- Oshyan
Quote from: Oshyan on February 04, 2017, 07:35:46 PM
Secure connections (encrypted, HTTPS) are generally only used and necessary when things like credit cards or social security info are being transmitted and stored. We do neither here, nor do we require anything else that is personally identifiable beyond a name and email address (and even then you can use a fake name if you want to). The forums are also public, so anything you post here is already visible to, well, everyone. In short, there's no need for major security (HTTPS).
- Oshyan
Thanks Oshyan