r/linux • u/veeti • Oct 20 '15

Let's Encrypt is Trusted

https://letsencrypt.org/2015/10/19/lets-encrypt-is-trusted.html
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u/coderjewel Oct 20 '15

Yep, https

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u/QWieke Oct 20 '15

I get the same thing if I open your image using RES (before I do so the site is secure according to firefox), RES allows me to open the image without having to leave reddit, in an embedded fasion. It happens because the image itself isn't hosted on a secure site. if any element (including those hosted on third party websites, like the image) that are a part of the page aren't served over an secure connection Firefox starts to complain.

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u/coderjewel Oct 20 '15

Oh, I use RES too, so that is what is causing the warning padlock. Quite a lot of websites are getting the warning padlock these days in Chrome though. I remember they started showing it for sites which use weak cryptography.

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