
The RITAN website was blocked by my computer security protection. It says that some certificate has expired. I was able to get around it, but probably others are having the same problem. Yes, I got the same message from evil google. As my Jewish friends tell me, "Coincidence is not a kosher word " I got the same message a couple times before I was able to sign on. I kept getting a warning that someone was trying to hack and get my info. Yep … I got this message last night … the security lock was missing … its not just google but duck duck go also gave out the warning. Then I used my cell phone to check the website … the hacker wanted me to click on their special button to update something. No waaay …. I thought I was the only one having these issues. Weird … I now have a double post. Certificate is valid until Nov 22nd so that's ok. Could have just been an anomaly. I hadn't noticed before, but when I go to fivedoves.com, it says it is an insecure site. So, on five doves I can still get to it, but last night I couldn't get to this one. What is the difference? I got the same message that Geri posted but ignored it as we were in the middle of relocating our connection and just thought it was part of the upheaval :mdrmdr: Any website that only starts with only http is not considered secure. If it starts with https it is supposed to be secure. I found this on google "The difference between the two protocols is that HTTPS uses TLS (SSL) to encrypt normal HTTP requests and responses. ... A website that uses HTTP has HTTP:// in its URL, while a website that uses HTTPS has HTTPS://." So, the https ones are encripted.