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About LinkBacksWhile logging off the affiliate website (after pressing the button) I get this message. I am not sure whether it is important or not. It may be. For functionality it does not have any impact.The information you’re about to submit is not secure
Because the site is using a connection that’s not completely secure, your information will be visible to others.
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Thread: some security error?
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18 February 2021, 6:44 pm #1
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some security error?
We are all bloodsucking ticks, hungry, devious
each one latched on to the ass of the previous
when the last and the first latch on it can be shown
ass-blood sucked by the first from the last is his own
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19 February 2021, 2:51 am #2
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I'm getting this error as well for 1 or 2 days now when logging off. I'm using Chrome. Don't think it's a problem for us, just a bug with a link / SSL certificate I guess.
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19 February 2021, 9:25 am #3
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Yes, the SSL expired certificates are now common so that's why I am mentioning it. There is a risk that something important might be compromised or not working. Most likely just a frontend problem, but it shows that the process of renewals of the certificates is not ideal and some other ones - more important ones - might expire in future as well if this is the case.
We are all bloodsucking ticks, hungry, devious
each one latched on to the ass of the previous
when the last and the first latch on it can be shown
ass-blood sucked by the first from the last is his own
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19 February 2021, 9:45 am #4
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The little browser icon in the upper left corner of most browsers, typically a closed or open padlock, should give a visual indication if SSL certs are messed up. Clicking it tends to give more information.
A lot of the time, at least in my experience, it is a webmaster not making all the images secure and screwing things up. Sherlock, this would be one of the issues we had in that group chat a year or two ago with BP. Not saying that is the problem with B365, just offering an idea.
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19 February 2021, 10:25 am #5
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This is different, this is happening only during the logout process from bet365affiliates.com. The padlock does not show any problem. It may be some problem with deep servicing domain or whatever. Since they use similar system for affiliate and player accounts/domains, this should be checked I guess.
We are all bloodsucking ticks, hungry, devious
each one latched on to the ass of the previous
when the last and the first latch on it can be shown
ass-blood sucked by the first from the last is his own
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19 February 2021, 10:35 am #6
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Yes, been getting this for what feels like 10 days with Bet365. It is definitely an issue their end.
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