Kaspersky blocks dl7.zemana.com
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That site does not have HTTPS... I got also a warning from my FireFox, the site has no certificate...
You had a similar post for a github site and people already told you that it's just an invalid certificate. You should only be careful when entering passwords or other personal information on such unprotected sites, but as it's a download page you don't need to worry.
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K. is only warning that You have to be cautious accessing that site because no certificate, no https or outdated certificate...
You had a similar post for a github site and people already told you that it's just an invalid certificate. You should only be careful when entering passwords or other personal information on such unprotected sites, but as it's a download page you don't need to worry.
Thanks.
Well, Kaspersky is warning... but there is no visible alarm and I saw this block only when I open the reports.
That's the way it should be. Showing an alert every time a website has a problem with its certificate would be exaggerated I guess.
Right, but without alert it is difficult to know that a certificate is osolete ...
Normally the browser notifies you when there is an invalid certificate. As the website above doesn't lead to anything I can't check that out in that case...
Normally you should get such a blockpage without the need of an extra notification of your AV:
It was an example from google pictures. The website most likely fixed everything long ago. I just wanted to show you how normally such a blockpage looks like.
Here you can test your browser: badssl.com
Yes, but see the picture: that site has https, that's why You don't get any warning
In my FF if I type: domain.com is automatically translated into: https:// www . domain . com and it is showed correctly:
Thanks @SecureKongo for the site with browser tests. I run some of them and Kaspersky did not block all.
Is it dangerous ?
Do I need to change some settings ?
As I said, normally invalid certificates are not a problem if you don't enter personal information and passwords on that site.
Read this if you want: Invalid SSL Certification Exploitation - Infosec Resources
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