View Full Version : Its 2023, really need HTTPS SSL / TLS Encryption, might as well add MFA w / change
PlanetEarth
07-24-23, 10:47
Changed my password and was semi blocked by the browser saying totally insecure.
Any browser heavily warns of sites without HTTPS, you are missing out on expanding the user base.
If I was not an existing user, I would run for the hills.
You can setup the SSL / TLS Certificate for free if nobody wants to spend the money.
If you do make a change, then add an open source MFA, multi factor authentication, module as well.
Thank you.
PlanetEarth
10-18-23, 20:08
It is getting bad. There are only about 15% of sites out there that don't run HTTPS.
Changed my password and was semi blocked by the browser saying totally insecure.
Any browser heavily warns of sites without HTTPS, you are missing out on expanding the user base.
If I was not an existing user, I would run for the hills.
You can setup the SSL / TLS Certificate for free if nobody wants to spend the money.
If you do make a change, then add an open source MFA, multi factor authentication, module as well.
Thank you.
It's really gotten pretty bad. I struggle just to get to the website a decent percentage of the time because it appears to be blocked by certain browsers because it's an HTTP site.
Changed my password and was semi blocked by the browser saying totally insecure.
Any browser heavily warns of sites without HTTPS, you are missing out on expanding the user base.
If I was not an existing user, I would run for the hills.
You can setup the SSL / TLS Certificate for free if nobody wants to spend the money.
If you do make a change, then add an open source MFA, multi factor authentication, module as well.
Thank you.I am confused as to why there wouldn't be SSL. Again, it can be done for free. All traffic is wide-open otherwise.
I wonder if this is by design.
NeeditWantit
11-04-24, 21:32
Can we get the admins to comment?
Will the site get TLS again?
Is there a plan to add MFA?
It's really gotten pretty bad. I struggle just to get to the website a decent percentage of the time because it appears to be blocked by certain browsers because it's an HTTP site.Same. It should be easy enough to add HTTPS.
Same. It should be easy enough to add HTTPS.A while back, I corresponded with someone about this and was rebuffed.
Now all of the browsers at least flag http sites as unsafe. Furthermore, the traffic to them can be accessed and captured, meaning our passwords have all be compromised.
I use a well known VPN provider to access the site, but this has become increasingly challenging, requiring multiple logins per session.
To the site admins: You may think your customer's information isn't being compromised, but I assure you it is.
Https is the first step to prevent this. Please implement it.
Thanks.
Nowadays it's easier than ever to support https.
Let's Encrypt?
Cloudflare?
It was bad enough when all the window browsers I use (Brave, Edge, Chrome, Opera) warned usasexguide an insecure website. Now when I can get through, the result is a scrambled mess. Why not upgrade to a more secure https?
BobStevens
11-04-25, 13:41
It was bad enough when all the window browsers I use (Brave, Edge, Chrome, Opera) warned usasexguide an insecure website. Now when I can get through, the result is a scrambled mess. Why not upgrade to a more secure https?Whats wrong with this layout. Its all scrambled most of the time now. Am I the only one suffering from this messy layout of the site.
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