Https ?

[EmoBrother]

Hi, guys. After I downloaded a tool from Tool Section. It reports an unwanted file and I simply click Remove It. Now, I'm visiting Hive without "https" so I want to ask, where can I make my system trust Hiveworkshop again ??

 

[TriggerHappy]

Hi, guys. After I downloaded a tool from Tool Section. It reports an unwanted file and I simply click Remove It. Now, I'm visiting Hive without "https"

THW has never been HTTPS for me, it's also not something you can force clientside.

so I want to ask, where can I make my system trust Hiveworkshop again ??

Does your computer block THW or something? What do you mean by trust it again?

You could take a look at this page for firewall but "trusting" websites through your AV depends on which anti virus you're using, so just google it.

 

[EmoBrother]

@ TriggerHappy, yes, it's blocked THW. Yah, googling =.=, I will google it right now . . .

 

[Daffa]

I believe it's either Firewall (which most likely a no for me) or an antivirus blocking THW, if it's an antivirus, check if there's a way to add it to exception list, else you might look at TriggerHappy's suggestion

 

[EmoBrother]

^ It's for program only :<
THW is a website. Anyway thanks for replying

 

[Gilles]

Can you give us full specs and exactly what happens?

What antivirus do you have? Is any Windows defenses up? What operating system do you use/what browser? Do you have add-ons that could effect it? Could it be a proxy?

Can you screenshot what happens when you go to the website? What exactly is happening/is the issue? You're being too vague to be able to help efficiently.
^this is the key, the other stuff can help though.

 

[EmoBrother]

This ... certificate thingy
Antivirus : Avira

 

[Daffa]

Hmm.... Never run across such issues with Chrome, this or this might help you.
Good luck.

 

[GhostWolf]

Sounds like either something went wrong with your ISP, or you have maleware/something that changed your hosts file.

 

[Binsu]

I do fully agree with GhostWolf, it wouldn't even react like this if there is no malware that maybe changed something or damaged something. A single tool wouldn't do it as well here in hive except if there is really a virus on that tool you downloaded.

Try scanning your computer with an antivirus in hopes of maybe solving this issue out... If this is not solved yet though.

 

[EmoBrother]

A question ---> is "https" recommended ?

 

[Binsu]

A question ---> is "https" recommended ?

As far as I know, no, you can just simply use "www" as a start of some sort. I do think also that when a site starts in HTTP or www, it makes no difference (as far as I know)

You might not need this but maybe you could read something about HTTPS to know its uses and maybe get a glimpse of it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypertext_Transfer_Protocol

 

[EmoBrother]

Oh, thanks o_o