@enoughrec.bsky.social
some (most modern) browsers flag a website as insecure when a page is served as secure http (https) but then has links to non secure http addresses (plain http), because it can be used by bad actors to trick the user from a secure location to an unsecured location.
October 13, 2025 at 1:02 PM
some (most modern) browsers flag a website as insecure when a page is served as secure http (https) but then has links to non secure http addresses (plain http), because it can be used by bad actors to trick the user from a secure location to an unsecured location.
either way, we have no malware and link to no malware. if there is anything it's not intended and please show us the exact link so we can clean it up.
October 7, 2025 at 12:29 PM
either way, we have no malware and link to no malware. if there is anything it's not intended and please show us the exact link so we can clean it up.
your MBAM extension is drunk, there is no malware on our website. maybe it flags it because we have some http links while main page is serving https? or because our main host domain scene.org also serves unsigned compressed executables? altough they are not linked through our webpage.
SCENE.ORG
scene.org
October 7, 2025 at 12:29 PM
your MBAM extension is drunk, there is no malware on our website. maybe it flags it because we have some http links while main page is serving https? or because our main host domain scene.org also serves unsigned compressed executables? altough they are not linked through our webpage.