Is this site legit?

[Lockethot 7]

www.objectivedriveyards.com

 

I think I may join this group. But I'm worried due to the fact that the website lacks https. Fix this please?

[Aaron Cain 502]

You can always already join them on the community page. The DU community page is an easy way to find and join organizations, objective shipyards is there too

[Shadow 168]

Hi Lockethot,

 

Having a website on https doesn't mean it is legit.

But you should try to ping @Code_24 ;).

 

Regards,

Shadow

[DarkHorizon 312]

On 7/25/2018 at 7:59 PM, Lockethot said:

www.objectivedriveyards.com

 

I think I may join this group. But I'm worried due to the fact that the website lacks https. Fix this please?

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I wouldn't be surprised if organizations websites lacked SSL. Most of our websites like my own (eyesandearsrescue.org) are mostly just informational with minimal user input, aside from a forum and even a blog. Of course, with major players like Googles search engine and its Chrome browser pushing for higher standards, this add-on is being pushed more and more. My host offers a year of free SSL and I've even heard of some companies like Comodo offering a free certificate though I'm not entirely sure if that provides the same certs as paid certificates.

 

As others have said, you can always find them on the community site and join that way as well.

[Shadow 168]

1 hour ago, DarkHorizon said:

I've even heard of some companies like Comodo offering a free certificate though I'm not entirely sure if that provides the same certs as paid certificates.

See https://letsencrypt.org (and you can also check caddy proxy which is so easy to setup a transparent HTTPS proxy).

As long as the certificate is recognized by your browser, 99.99% of the visitors won't care if your certificate comes from comodo, symantec, let's encrypt, or whatever (and I actually take let's encrypt more seriously than some "recognized", paying, authorities).

 

Regards,

Shadow