This confirms you’re using a secure, encrypted connection. In your browser address bar, if you see a padlock symbol or a “secure” label, it means it’s running over HTTPS. passwords, credit card numbers, etc) will be sent securely across the internet.
When shopping online, you’ll most likely notice the green padlock symbol in your browser’s address bar, which confirms your personal details (e.g. HTTPS is a secure connection, which means all the data transferred between the web server and your computer is encrypted. Most websites, typically, have always used HTTP (e.g. There’s two types of connection on the internet – HTTP and HTTPS.
Let us explain… A very brief summary of HTTP and HTTPS Starting January 2017, Chrome 56 will label HTTP pages with password or credit card form fields as “not secure,” given their particularly sensitive nature. You may, therefore, be seeing this warning on your website editor / WordPress login screen. Your web browser is displaying this warning because potentially an attacker could eavesdrop on your password details that you type into the website. It’s a change to the way browsers label your website, so in the past few days both Chrome and Firefox have started displaying a new warning message (effective from the end of January 2017). Why is my website displaying a “Not secure” warning?įirstly, don’t panic – nothing has changed with your website itself!
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