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I just renewed my subscription for year 3 yesterday, paying with a credit card.  Today when I logged on I got a security warning from my Firefox browser.  Seems OTF's "security certificate" expires today (4/9/26) and it would be possible for someone to spoof you and, as the warning below says, steal cc info etc.

This should be easy enough for your sys admin to fix by renewing the security certificate.  I'm bringing it to your attention because others will likely see it as well (and because I just paid with a credit card yesterday, so being a little careful).  People may or may not see the warning, depending on their browser and security settings.

Here's a screen grab of the warning - if you want more details let me know.

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I received the same security warning using Chrome, with no recent subscription renewal. Looks to be just an expired certificate.

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Just now, GoldenHorn said:

I received the same security warning using Chrome, with no recent subscription renewal. Looks to be just an expired certificate.

Yeah, I agree ... but still needs to be fixed.

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I'm a little rusty on this (I have an EE degree from Texas from the 1970's lol - though I do hold six patents in computer design) but one of the things the certificate allows (as I understand it) is set up the encryption key for a https (secure) site (as opposed to a basic http site which is not secure), so a transaction like credit card data is secure with https.  So it needs to be renewed ...

32 minutes ago, jbseamus83 said:

Yep. I got it on Chrome and Safari

Yep same here

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26 minutes ago, JMarquette said:

@CJ Vogel gotta stop using OTF servers to go to naughty websites. 

You need NordVPN (or one of these other VPNs that advertises on podcasts) before you use the JoyMode. 

9 minutes ago, Hank South said:

Should be good to go now. 

I renewed and didn’t see any warnings. 

I see this warning if I leave the tab open on my phone for a while and come back to it. Just refreshing seems to fix it, so I'm not sure what is misconfigured.

I haven’t gotten any warnings. But for some reason it is asking me for the password to my Citi account. 

44 minutes ago, Hank South said:

Should be good to go now. 

Gerry unplugged everything didn't he? He caused the issue. It was an inside job.

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