If you see a This site is not secure message in Edge, Chrome or Firefox, with Error Code DLG FLAGS INVALID CA, on your Windows 11/10 computer then this post will throw some light on it.
The exact message you will see is:
This site is not secure message in browser
This might mean that someone’s trying to fool you or steal any info you send to the server. You should close this site immediately.
Your PC doesn’t trust this website’s security certificate.
The hostname in the website’s security certificate differs from the website you are trying to visit.
Error Code: DLG_FLAGS_INVALID_CA
DLG_FLAGS_SEC_CERT_CN_INVALID.
Let us be clear. There is nothing you as an end user can do to fix this message. This is a server-side issue that causes your browser to display this error message.
Such Certificate errors usually occur when:
- The certificate isn’t installed correctly
- The certificate expired and the site hasn’t renewed it
- The website is compromised and there is a malicious redirection.
The options you have are:
- Close the tab and do not visit the site
- Go on to the webpage, which is not the recommended option, and be careful not to enter any information. Also, make sure that your security software is working fine.
You could try another thing:
- Clear your browser cache and try again
- Check using another browser.
So if you trust the website, then you may proceed to visit the site. But if you have doubts or are unsure, it is best to close the tab and avoid visiting the webpage.
If you receive this error frequently on your favorite website, you could contact its administrators and ask them to look into this matter.
Administrators may want to check if your network is behind a Proxy. Also, check if the Certificates are renewed and propagated correctly.
Is it safe to go to a website that says Not Secure?
Visiting a website labeled “Not Secure” can be risky, as it lacks HTTPS encryption. This vulnerability exposes your data, making personal information such as passwords or payment details susceptible to interception by hackers, compromising your online safety. Always exercise caution and prioritize secure HTTPS connections when browsing.
How do I turn off This site that is not secure?
To stop seeing the “This site is not secure” warning, open Chrome on your computer. Navigate to Settings, then Security. Under “Safe Browsing,” select the “No protection” option. Note that this is not recommended as it may expose your device to security risks and potential threats.
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I’m getting this error on Edge when I open the program. Our IT department set up the computer for us to use in a Makerspace, but we can’t even Google! Chrome also gives a similar error when launched. I’ve tried everything to fix this, and I can’t download or run any programs because of this.
Please help!
Not all of the error messages have an option at the bottom which allows continuing to the site anyway. It just started tonight 12/6/18. I can access from Google Chrome OK but not from Edge. The sites being blocked are sites from my favorites that I have been accessing for years and tonight includes Yahoo & Sam’s Club. It is a major inconvenience. MS seems to have screwed up big time this time.