@whathappenedtotheducks: Browsers show a “Not Secure” warning when a site doesn’t encrypt your connection. This usually happens when a website uses HTTP instead of HTTPS. Without encryption, your passwords, credit cards, or personal info could be intercepted. It can also appear if the site’s SSL/TLS certificate is expired, invalid, or missing. Not every “Not Secure” site is dangerous, but it’s a red flag—be careful before sharing info. #WebsiteSecurity #SSL #TLS #HTTPS #HTTP website security SSL TLS HTTPS HTTP encryption online safety browser warning internet safety secure connection cyber security data protection online privacy web safety secure website

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