Mixed content http and https

[Michaelx018 0]

I don't think this post provides a good solution to the users. There is confusion regarding http vs https. swara quest uses to be very cautious when they browse any site and make sure the site you are entering is an authentic one in order to avoid any kind of scam. Hopefully search sites would be removed soon in order to avoid any kind of trap.

[George10 9932]

On 1/4/2020 at 5:14 AM, PiroSense said:

Adding 'S' on HTTP for it to become HTTPS won't do anything. If the site doesn't natively support secure connection, it won't do anything.

 

The best thing to do is just outright avoid any site that runs only on HTTP, especially if you are required to enter sensitive information on such sites.

 

The link to his signature clearly is a scam site that wants to profit only from its visitor. Those sites are pretty common in the web.

Yeah it's a wise decision to avoid entering sensitive information in any ensecure websites having http protocol because it indicates the absence of security (s) and documents can be compromised.

[giangvan 36]

HTTP is insecure and sane due to the reason that hacker containers hang on your profile in a subsequent correlation, as a result they steal that. HTTPS, on the other hand, captures SSL to protect the records through encryption.

[VijithaVarghese 1994]

Indeed yes my friend. Great work it's really informative. This forum has a number of scammers who are here to spoil the reputation of the platform. Sometimes http or https anything can contribute to the fact that it can work normally. Scams can happen anyway.

[Jandancoin 482]

I will say http sites are not secure at all, the best are the https, I do not know why exactly but http sites are not good. I do not and i can not visit such site at all. The best site to visit are the https. 

[BraveHeart01 1569]

I am totally  unaware of these systems, why with the change of some these alphabets there are chabges in whole websites  and they are bow harmful too ? 

[magd 5231]

There is an application that checks the quality of the link and shortens it in a way that ensures that the signature is placed properly, but I do not have a link for this application. I will search for it and provide members with it in order to get rid of mixed content

[RoyalHouse01 9]

Really can not understand what does all this mean if the user of a forum is using some kind of signature how can it effect all the users of the forum? who are not using that signature and who are not clicking these links.

[Smallingcane012 344]

For one to mixed content is not good at all ,one support to go straight forward with what so ever he or her want to doso I'm not advice mixed content.

[nowshin21 0]

On 2/14/2020 at 6:02 AM, Jesoy said:

Yah. Http is really not secure to have especially if someone accessed the link and it's not that legit to just click some http links. We all know that it's dangerous.

My suggestion to everyone is not to press any links online. It will be rare but there is always the possibility that a link will redirect you on a webpage where malicious code will be injected in your browser. If your antivirus does not act quick to defend your browser and block the attack, then you will have real problems. So no clicking on links is the safest way.

[Bruno52 1141]

Thank you for warning all of us about members like this who expose all of our devices at risk of viruses and I will try my best to report all the members who put insecure links on their signatures.

[TimopheyKa 3900]

Of course, almost all secure sites are created and used https, because it is really more secure, and will not give you the possibility that you will soon just be blocked, or your account will be hacked, and this can be dangerous. Therefore, it seems to me that this function is very necessary, and can be useful to everyone.

[Lokeloke 576]

Http means Hypertext transfer protocol, while https means Hypertext transfer protocol secure, and professionally it is regarded as SSL certificate, if a site doesn't posses SSL certificate adding the last "S' of http doesn't make it to be secured, even by writing http only and the site is secured then the "S" will be there automatically

[Zeshan Khalid 2577]

I think your browser is having a little problem with this. Sometimes secure websites also use http. It's actually same link but without SSL encryption. Https is more safe than Http but content of website are same with remaining part of link same.

[Rozy 1918]

Thanks for this clarification, it is a shame that people are trying to steal from each other, if they are that clever why do not they just figure out a way to earn some money of their own in a legal way. Personally I prefer to use secure links and from now on I will not log into any suspicious link.

[shihab14 0]

HTTP is not safe because hackers can wait your data in the connection so the result they can stole that.

Edited December 18, 2020 by shihab14

[Raven 7817]

Http is not supported which mean hackers can wait for your account and stole it. Https is very secure that on the hand grasp SSL which it has hacker need to encrypt the code of it because accessing it.

[Browser 641]

If (s) is not added to http that means the web is not secure, because s there stands for security. 

[David84 1191]

A member should not log into any link that is posted in the forum, you have to be sure that the person who published it is a moderator or at least a trust worthy member, because you cannot make sure where that link leads too and you might get hacked and lose all your personal information

[sinseoul 0]

Aight you can add S to HTTP but it wouldn't become a secure connection all of a sudden. It is because if the website it self doesn't really have a secure connection, then it'll not have a secure connection. Adding S to HTTP will not magic-ly make it a secure connection.

[zeshan1122 654]

if there is any threat for the hack and virus attack than these kind of links should be banned and also the use who is sharing these links should be punished.

[Chaduhary Haseeb 83]

Thanks for creating such topics. I think many people beware from those contents which have such site links. Such links harmful for your device and create a lot of changes in your personal data. So try to open such links that are useful for your device.

[MoralStories 1127]

if there is something about the security of the users and the forum these things must be deleted from the signatures and from all over the form because it is harmful for us

[Alex Fron 602]

Well, I have no experience of the IT sides that what dangerous will be to use http or HTTPS, even I didn't see anytime this when I use a link. But the information you have shared is very useful to avoid from the link of http. You should have to report this person in the topic of Report Plagiarism in section of About Forum.

[Jacks52 351]

I understand that the HTTPS are very insecure in these times, since it is a facade for negative people.he link is in the signatere so it is maybe not against the rule because it is allowe there but if it is not safe then maybe it has to be check and delete.