M mangyun Member Oct 31, 2024 #1 Hello, i create webapp using abm. it contains approx 50pages. but a few of them give my client warning "dangerous site" like below screenshot. if they click visit "this unsafe site" everything works as it should. i tried google safe browsing checker, but found no problem (maybe because to access that page, need to logged in first, hence no problem found by google, because it scan the first(login) page) please give me some guidance on how to resolve this problem, where to start.... thanks.
Hello, i create webapp using abm. it contains approx 50pages. but a few of them give my client warning "dangerous site" like below screenshot. if they click visit "this unsafe site" everything works as it should. i tried google safe browsing checker, but found no problem (maybe because to access that page, need to logged in first, hence no problem found by google, because it scan the first(login) page) please give me some guidance on how to resolve this problem, where to start.... thanks.
MichalK73 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 4, 2024 #2 Very strange. I also have pages written in ABM with login and extended, but I have never had such problems. Do you have any antivirus? Check on another browser. Upvote 0
Very strange. I also have pages written in ABM with login and extended, but I have never had such problems. Do you have any antivirus? Check on another browser.
alwaysbusy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 4, 2024 #3 This means Chrome does not trust your https certificate as a valid one. Upvote 0
M mangyun Member Nov 4, 2024 #4 MichalK73 said: Very strange. I also have pages written in ABM with login and extended, but I have never had such problems. Do you have any antivirus? Check on another browser. Click to expand... on my windows, just the usual windows defender. on client's mac, i don't know. Upvote 0
MichalK73 said: Very strange. I also have pages written in ABM with login and extended, but I have never had such problems. Do you have any antivirus? Check on another browser. Click to expand... on my windows, just the usual windows defender. on client's mac, i don't know.
M mangyun Member Nov 4, 2024 #5 alwaysbusy said: This means Chrome does not trust your https certificate as a valid one. Click to expand... -> its fine on most page. -> i use lets encrypt as per the example -> it only gives the red warning for a few pages, not all of my pages. i request for a review from google >> search.google.com/search-console and they remove the warning. its ok for now, but its a reccuring problem. it happens one time before, around a year ago. i'm hoping someone have been dealing something like this, and able to give me some advice on what to look for to correct the problem. Upvote 0
alwaysbusy said: This means Chrome does not trust your https certificate as a valid one. Click to expand... -> its fine on most page. -> i use lets encrypt as per the example -> it only gives the red warning for a few pages, not all of my pages. i request for a review from google >> search.google.com/search-console and they remove the warning. its ok for now, but its a reccuring problem. it happens one time before, around a year ago. i'm hoping someone have been dealing something like this, and able to give me some advice on what to look for to correct the problem.
alwaysbusy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 5, 2024 #6 What doe you see in the chrome console (network and security tab)? I found these post about similar problems with Lets Encrypt that may be helpful: Certificate valid but flagged by Chrome as "Not secure" I agree with regard to the Security tab, that one is also pretty good for mixed content. community.letsencrypt.org Chrome "Active content with certificate errors" We recently updated our ZNC server (don't think this matters) with a new certificate to include a Subject Alternative Name (SAN) DNS field. It works now in incognito but my existing session shows the stackoverflow.com Upvote 0
What doe you see in the chrome console (network and security tab)? I found these post about similar problems with Lets Encrypt that may be helpful: Certificate valid but flagged by Chrome as "Not secure" I agree with regard to the Security tab, that one is also pretty good for mixed content. community.letsencrypt.org Chrome "Active content with certificate errors" We recently updated our ZNC server (don't think this matters) with a new certificate to include a Subject Alternative Name (SAN) DNS field. It works now in incognito but my existing session shows the stackoverflow.com
M mangyun Member Nov 5, 2024 #7 secure and valid maybe i should've check it (chrome console) when it is displaying the dangerous message , maybe it displayed another message back than. i think i'll just have to wait for it to display the red dangerous page again to further check whats going on. thanks alain and michal.. Upvote 0
secure and valid maybe i should've check it (chrome console) when it is displaying the dangerous message , maybe it displayed another message back than. i think i'll just have to wait for it to display the red dangerous page again to further check whats going on. thanks alain and michal..
