Browser shows this page while open my portfolio that I host in git hub
I have my portfolio hosted on GitHub and, when visiting webpage via URL, it shows security error (Deceptive site ahead).
Or more ref:
I have marked SSL on GitHub, I also tried without SSL and neither works.
How can I avoid this security error?
You can see a similar case in abevoelker/how-long-since-google-said-a-google-drive-linux-client-is-coming issue 2
You would need to report your case to safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_general
If you believe you've encountered an unsafe page where Google Safe Browsing should be displaying a warning but isn't, or a legitimate page where Safe Browsing is incorrectly displaying a warning, please complete the following form to notify the Safe Browsing team.
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I am using GitHub pages to deploy a website I made, however when I view the deployment, it shows that the site is unsafe and I have to go to details and select the proceed to site anyways option every time. Does anyone know why this is happening and how can I fix it?
I was experimenting with github after building a little webapp as a project for free code camp. After hosting it on github pages it shows up broken. Most of its content is blocked. This is the link https://mojojojo77.github.io/
On mozila it says that the connection is secure but "firefox has blocked parts of this page which are not secure." I looked into the console for the problem and the API's I used seem to be cause. Is there a way to bypass this ? Like asking the user for permissions.
Load your resources using a // protocol instead of http:// or https://. That will cause the browser to request resources using a protocol that matches the page (using SSL if the page does, and not if it doesn't).
When I try to share this link (http://saeedreza.me/) on Facebook first it says it's an unsafe link:
It looks like a link you're sharing might be unsafe. If you can,
please remove this link:
saeedreza.me
Note: The unsafe link might be on the page you’re linking to.
I have checked this domain with Facebook Sharing Debugger and it doesn't show any error. I have also checked it with Facebook Open Graph Object Debugger and still no bug or error. It has all the proper meta tags and even the app ID.
I have also checked the link safety with different services and have received no sign of any malicious malware or suspicious script.
After passing a security check, Facebook allows to share/post the link anyways but when you try to click on the link it redirects you to a page with this message:
You followed a link on facebook.com that redirects to another website:
http://saeedreza.me/ You can now continue to this website, or go back
to the page that you were on before. Remember, only follow links from
sources that you trust.
I have also checked the site to see if it redirects to any other domain but nothing suspicious again!
I have tried to contact them so many different ways but still no luck.
Has anyone had this experience before? or do you have any suggestion how I may be able to fix it?
Try to shorten site URL with goo.gl, it's a link shim feature from FB giving you this warning: https://m.facebook.com/notes/facebook-security/link-shim-protecting-the-people-who-use-facebook-from-malicious-urls/10150492832835766/
We just went live with a new Website that's using Sitecore. In the last couple of days, we have heard users complain that they are seeing the Sitecore login page on the live website for the links they bookmarked or just randomly. We are using a load balancer with 3 servers behind that load balancer. Also, the authoring server is behind a firewall and the authoring interface is only accessible via VPN.
Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks
Would it be possible to have a deny permission on sitecore shell directory for your main website? This way users cannot access sitecore from your main website.
You can still have sitecore enabled on your authoring server though.
This issue has happened to me a couple of times, and I figured out that at some point you must have logged in to sitecore from that browser. Can the users try accessing your website from another browser? It should work fine.
I haven't been able to figure out why this happens though, may be because of cookies.
Like techphoria414 said, opening the site in a new browser or clearing the cookies solves the problem.
But to add more detail to this, the cookie responsible for this is:
website#sc_mode with the value "edit" or "preview".
If the users with the problem have been editing the site or using the page editor mode, this cookie gets created. Even if they log out, sometimes the cookie stays there and when they try to access the live site, Sitecore answers with a 302 (redirect) to the login page because of this cookie.
They can either delete all cookies or simply this one.
So, for whatever reason, some people can't see the custom facebook page tab. Not sure why, especially when I can see it just fine.
Link: http://on.fb.me/rKNxUS
Let me know if you need more info.
Do you have a https version of the page tab? If they're account always uses ssl and you don't you might run into issues. Other times I've seen resetting the app secret help with issues like this.
It shows a standard browser error page to me. "This webpage is not available Google Chrome's connection attempt to incontrolwebsites.com was rejected. The website may be down, or your network may not be properly configured."
May it be possible you didn't upload the webpage to the production server?
If it opens correctly from your machine: check that you don't have a custom DNS setting to point to your local webserver instead of the production server.