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you have to trust the site is geniune as the encryption used does not have a valid security certificate with it and your internet browser cannot be sure the web site is who they say they are. Firefox browser comes up with a warning and asked to trust the web site. Chrome also comes up and states a similar warning. Internet explorer comes up also with a warning .
Without a valid security certificate your operating system cannot verify the web site is the geniune web site and it could be someone intercepting your internet connection and pretending to be the web site. You have to decide if you wish to risk logging into a possible bogus site or if it is the correct site you are after.
The HTTPS is using an encryption protocol and this is why the browser stops and asks do you want to take the risk or not. You may be giving your password and user name to a hacker that is the risk it is warning you about.
This is your browser warning you that if you continue you may not be on the site you think you are. This warning comes when your browser checks a certificate from the site to validate its identity. If he certificate is invalid or has anything wrong with it you get the warning. If you are storing an old certificate and the site has changed to a new valid certificate you will get this warning. for Internet Explorer, open your browser 'Internet Options' select the 'Content' tab, select 'Clear SSL state' button. Close the browser, open again and attempt to view the page. This will pull the current certificate from the site and validate it. If you continue to receive the warning, I would recommend not visit the site as you cannot validate it not being a spoofed site.
Unless you set your browser up for high security, this certificate is bogus. Rarely does a security certificate notice appear on yahoo without having set your browser up for high security. Lower your security if it set to high and see if the message disappears. If your browser security is set to normal, then this is a bogus certificate for a bogus yahoo site.
u can download & install OPERA mini browser on your phone from its site,first type opera mini in your phone browser & find it.then install it easily.samsung orginal browser is weak a little for opening all sites completly..goodluck
So, if your computer thinks that it is 2008, then a web-site security-certificate, which is "certified", but only certified between 5/29/2009 and 5/29/2010, is not *YET* valid.
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