We’re Changing Our Sites to Secure Servers We’ve spent this weekend working on our Websites and moving them to SSL (Secure) servers. When this project is complete, you’ll see a lock and https:// in front of our URLs. This is a huge project and there’s a chance that for the next few days you may notice… Read More »
The Truth About Secure Sites… and Sites Labeled “Not Secure” As we continue the work involved in changing our sites to secure servers, it occurred to us that Google’s push to force sites to move to secure servers – and labeling sites “Secure” and “Not secure” is very confusing to most people who use Chrome to browse the… Read More »
Secure in Chrome Browser Does Not Mean Safe Many smaller sites, like ours , are being pushed into using secure servers or else be tagged as “dangerous”. Sites that don’t move to SSL / TLS (https) secure servers by October will display this warning to Chrome users: Currently, users who visit a site not using SSL / TLS… Read More »
Why Does My Browser Say Your Site is Not Secure? We started our site over 20 years ago, and we’ve been building it, adding to it, and growing it for two decades. We have hundreds of thousands of images, tens of thousand of folders and other files. We also have tens of thousand of pages. Changing our site… Read More »
What does a secure server mean to you? Web browser: “How do I know you’re who you say you are, Mr. Big Bank? You have any ID?” Mr. Big Bank: “As a matter of fact, I do, young fella. Here is my security certificate, you’ll notice that it matches the one that was issued to me by VeriSign.”… Read More »
SSL: Secure Sockets Layer – AKA Secure Web Servers What it all means to you Web browser: “How do I know you’re who you say you are, Mr. Big Bank? You have any ID?” Mr. Big Bank: “As a matter of fact, I do, young fella. Here is my security certificate, you’ll notice that it matches the one… Read More »