Not Secure!
 

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...php?styleid=12
"https" has a line thru it with this warning in the Title. Am I the only one getting this warning?

I just did, but I reloaded the website and it works now.

I have been getting the same thing. Had to re-enter the site to get on.

This happens every now and then. If I recall, the admin needs to re-do their security credentials.

Intermittent on mine with Windows 11 and Edge.

Error message says some certificate thing expired. Must have something to do with the "s" in https based on this:

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...1&d=1738383768

I can bypass by following "Advanced" and "Continue to..."

It’s just bs. lol. Don’t put yiur financial info on a car forum anyway. ��
Just click on view anyway.

i have been getting this for a day or so;
on my safari browser i can get to the forums after clicking info>open anyway (or something to that effect.
it appears as of this morning that i cannot open the site up on my duckduckgo browser.

I get it on my Iphone.tom

Phone issues only here also. Home computer is fine.

I’ve noticed this today as well

Had it today,tonight was ok.

Looks like the fix is in!
Thanks.

Probably the Ruskies.

I'm good again also.

I'm getting it now and every time I leave the site and come back I have to log back in.

I'm somehow able to access the site without the annoying pop-up but still have an issue:

https://forums.maxperformanceinc.com...1&d=1738467290

Maybe my continued "load it anyway" is somehow "remembered:??

The web hoster's SSL certificate likely expired but only on some servers so your bowser is just warning you.

If you were doing financial or Healthcare type transactions it would be a cause for concern.

Hopefully the webmaster is working on it.

Interesting!

Please explain "on some servers". This sounds good, given the seemingly random changes in behavior I and others have experienced. Does this mean this site runs on multiple servers and we connect to them randomly? Are these SSL certificates specific to the server?

A few days of that.

Same here few days of 'not secure ' I have the older blue screen that I'm logged into. Then I have the newer red screen that I'm not logged into,however the red screen I could get onto,and read the issue. Now seems ok. I try to be careful.

Yes they are specific to the server, web site. If they use the https setup.

They are also for a period of time, some monthly or yearly.
They expire and have to be renewed. This is usually what happens here.
If the site isn't informed or know they expired soon, then you get this message until the certificate is renewed. Could take days. (depending on the owners of the hosting company)

Nothing has truly changed on the site. It is for the browsers to alert the user that it may be an unsecured site for transmitting data. It could be secure, but just no certificate to say it is.


:)

Something is strange. Could not log on unless i hit remember me.. I've had those other log on screens also where is says unsecured site. Like someone said, Certificate expired.

A blanket like Linus uses will help.