This Week in Pinball: Security Risk?

By Adipocere

4 years ago

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#1 4 years ago

USC

I visited (or tried to visit) TWIP this morning and Firefox tried to block it, saying there was a security risk. I had no such problems yesterday. It may just be an expired certificate or something. Anyone else getting this?

#2 4 years ago

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Crash

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The SSL certificate is invalid, it was not generated properly. Likely using a bad or missing renewal request as the certificate is missing its common name.

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#3 4 years ago

XSV

xsvtoys

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The trend now is that every website needs to have a SSL certificate so it isn't labeled as "insecure". But if you are a small company/website it is a pain in the ass to get one of those set up. Don't ask me how I know this.

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