I have deployed a simple static website with an html, css, js file and an assets folder on Github pages. It worked fine when it was deployed. But after some days, it is getting blocked by browser, and giving a security error. I have attached the screenshot of the error. Can someone help me to fix it? Thanks
Deceptive site ahead
Attackers on texnas1.github.io may trick you into doing something dangerous like installing software or revealing your personal information (for example, passwords, phone numbers, or credit cards)
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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).
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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.
Basically the title, I want to have a pretty simple exe file uploaded to my github pages website, and then allow it to be used on the site. Is this possible and if so how can i do it?
GitHub Pages provides only static sites. That is, a GitHub Pages site can contain only HTML, CSS, JavaScript and the like that are delivered without changes to the web browser. Like with all static site hosts, there is no backend server to perform operations on behalf of the user, including running executables of any sort, so that isn't possible here.
This is the case because GitHub does not want to run arbitrary code on behalf of users when rendering pages (which is a sensible approach in terms of security). Even if GitHub did support that, GitHub uses Linux, so exe files would be right out.
When I access my website on a computer, everythiing is okay. But when I access my website from my mobile, it redirects me on websites with hazard and p*rn. I found a malware on my website so I removed it but it still redirects me when I try to access my website on a phone. Really strange and I don´t know how can I fix this. I checked all index.php, index.html, theme files, header.php, footer.php, functions.php.....Nothing there. How can I fix this?
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).
I'm working on an iframe style app that pulls the facebook optimized page available at http://store.starrco.com/?store_mode=facebook. I've done other, admittedly much simpler, iframe apps before without issue but though I've configured this one more or less the same when I try to view the canvas url it remains blank.
My settings can be seen here: http://www.abstraktmg.com/clients/starrco/starrcofbsettings.jpg
I've tried a few different permutations of this with the same results, this is the most complete setup though and most closely matches the settings template I was given.
This page is being generated by Webasyst's shop-script, which is specifically supposed to support this. The obvious answer then is to contact their support which I did, but after assuring them that my app settings matched their template, they said I needed to contact Facebook support and this is as close as I could find to any proper support system.
I checked both http and https versions of store.starrco.com/?store_mode=facebook and both worked outside of facebook.
However, there may be some framebusting code which might prevent the site from being loaded in an iframe. And I see that your settings appear to be missing the app domain entry.
I ran into the same problem, especially in Chrome and Firefox. The problem is, when the user is surfing with https on Facebook, the https Version of the iframe is called. But the browser do not show invalid certificate problems until you to right click page information.
You need to have a signed SSL cert by a CA trusted in the browser.
If the user has accepted it without the iframe - outside of Facebook, it works.