Webpage Certificate Issue

[Voltoyle]

Whenever I try to connect to this page, my antivirus blocks the site and I get this warning message:

Your connection to this website is not safe due to untrusted certificate and was blocked. Attackers might try to steal sensitive information from you, such as passwords or credit cards.

Is it possible to sort it out?

[datsi]

Hello,there is message in gametracker barbie server page why,but better Barbie answer u :]

[Voltoyle]

Alrighty thank you

[Barbie]

Probably - if you verify the fingerprint - a self signed certificate is more secure than a one that is issued by a third party, because there have been forged certificates in the past, even from well known certificate authorities. So in the end it is the question whom you trust. And if you use an unique password for this forum (what you should do), there is no important risk at all.

PS: I would have used "Let's Encrypt" for issuing a certificate, but they don't offer certificates for IP addresses, only for DNS names.

[Barbie]

The forum uses a "valid" certificate now (issued by Let's Encrypt).

[Eternity]

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Actually, i don't get this whole thing, because seen a lot of malicious sites that had "valid" certificates, issued even by such "trusted" companies as Comodo...

[Barbie]

Actually, i don't get this whole thing, because seen a lot of malicious sites that had "valid" certificates, issued even by such "trusted" companies as Comodo...

What browser are you using? Can you view the certificate and post that?

[Eternity]

Browser is SlimJet. In certificate properties it says: "This certificate is OK."
It seems, a hostname should be "forum.barbies.world" for this certificate to work properly. I used "barbies.world" instead.

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Though, as i see in certificates of some other sites - they issued to completely another hostnames than a hostname of the site is, nevertheless a connection status there appears as "secure".

[corny]

When you issue LetsEncrypt certificates you can specify alternative names, called Subject Alternative Name (SAN) - so you can specify forum.barbies.world for the alt name for barbies.world and both will work