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16529Hi Noah-yes my page always looks like this--not secure site it says too.
18265Been like it for ages. On my desk top and my iPad.
253107Yes Carolyn, I am also getting that message. It is a little concerning. Hope it is being addressed.
by mops
06 Jan 2019
In just ten hours that month you mentioned above seems to have grown into a few years - or are you now talking about a different issue.
20075I'm not getting it...as least for now. it seems to me if we can send a man to the moon that we could have software that is less complex and easier to program or change. I guess just making people "fix" their computer is just another way to make money. I know that some sites have stopped doing business and I sure understand why.
33640Yep.......it is hitting all of us......Jim is currently working on the upgrade to our website as well......he has been working on this for a month and it is all consuming...….he has to make sure each and every design comes over to the new site properly. We will let those signed up for newsletters when we turn over to the new upgraded site. We have had to buy new modules too to work with the upgrade so there are lots of ins & outs to this......if not for Jim, I would not have been able to afford all this work outsourced, so I am fortunate! Our SSL is still covering our existing website and will transfer over to the new one, so all is and will be secure...…..
261161same here too....on windows 7 ( PC) and on new macbook the same)
740083Not on the laptop I'm using (still use Windows 8.1 on this one). But I know three things:
1. the payment area is https - thus safe;
2. make sure you have a good and up-to-date security program running;
3. anyone can sign in here and read and harvest all information you posted. So be a bit privacy conscious and be careful when you decide to post your email (which we remove anyway) or family stories, photos etc. etc.
In the European Union there are strict rules since April 2018; they've gone over the top, so any information that can be viewed in the public domain needs written permission from the person(s) involved - even pictures of an event can not be posted in the Church's monthly without written consent by adults or parents of participating children. The reason being, there are spares in the entrance hall of the church - the service is open to every one, so anyone could (mis)use the info. Same applies to sport clubs. Or even school class photos. So the websites have to be password protected for anything other than times of services and events, and financial records.
Anyway, we grumble but are privacy and security conscious.
145190Yes, Carolyn it's been on here for a while! Love Chris
by rescuer
edited 04 Jan 2019
Just to be clear, the SSL or the "s" part that is missing here has nothing to do with PUP's (potentially unwanted programs). Those are often acquired by visiting questionable websites and/or downloading files from infected websites. They might be part of a zipped package or you might think you need the program being offered and give it your permission to run.
Miss Veronika has paid for premium protection from those issues all along. Every file here is safe! It has been this way since I joined in late 2008 or early 2009. I am sure she didn't have trouble before that as well.
by noah
06 Jan 2019
What do u use for protection on your computer /laptop/ phone whatever???Am i allowed to ask someone in the know ????Thanks:):)
234253I am sure it will be fixed in time. I see it on other sites as well. Hugs
52676We don't see the "http" in the URL for Cute....if it were a secure site you would see the "http" with the addition of an "s"...so you would see "https" in front of Cute Embroidery....If you look at SICKS' site, you will see he has converted his site to b "secure" so you will see the "https" in front of the www.Sick URL. You are getting a general "security" warning from your security software...but if there is any money involved in a purchase, this site is secure for money transactions...just not the entire site...
313719Miss Veronika IS working on this but it requires that she completely redo the websites. In this case it is not as simple as some websites that can just pay a couple of hundred dollars a year for the certificate. Also, it is secure for the financial transactions and always has been.
by rescuer
04 Jan 2019
I should also mention that it is one of the reasons some embroidery sites are closing or closed. Not only were they not getting enough sales, the added expense to "fix" their website and pay for the certificate was just too much.
by sewmom
04 Jan 2019
My husband is currently creating a new site also. The old site has to be completely moved over. New things added, for the better, but it's costly and time consuming!
57608Here's a screenshot of my FaceBook url. See https at the beginning? That's the s I'm talking about. Secure sites use encryption to keep your information secure such as payment information. I'm not an expert. I linked a Wikipedia site about it for you.
462503Yes I see the "Not Secure". This is currently not a secure site. If it's a secure site you will see https. The s at the end means secure. Veronika would need to get the certificate to make the site secure.
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