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I'm hosting a side project with firebase, and for some reason I'm getting a warning from chrome when I try to visit it (but not from Firefox). I scanned the website for malware with multiple services (sucuri, scanner.pcrisk), and couldn't find anything. The website is just a webpage, no server. Can anybody help me understand what is going on?
Website:
https://netflix-app-4bcc7.web.app/
Notably, on Firefox it's not blocked by the padlock symbol has a warning indicator, which when I click on tells me that some of the content is not secure and there is mixed content. Have trouble understanding what this means though
It could be that your website is mimicking the actual Netflix site. Chrome might have noticed this, and thus has determined that your website could be a phishing site.
If this is a side project, perhaps changing the website name and especially the url to something more unique will resolve this issue.
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I use VPN browser extensions and therefore there is a different proxy on my browser than the whole system.
I want to see what exactly is the proxy information (port and address) used in my browser. How can I do this?
The browser I use is Edge and Chrome, and my operating system is Windows
You can log your network activity and find out your proxy setting within the json file. Just go to:
For Edge: edge://net-export/
For Chrome: chrome://net-export/
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I'm making a RSS reader in flutter, however my requests to the feed are blocked by Cloudflare.
I've been looking for a way to emulate a browser with javascript enabled, since it is needed to pass the Cloudflare test, but nothing seems to have that functionality.
What I need is a simulated browser, that renders the page requested, execute the javascript contained in the page. I haven't found anything that claims to do that aside from webview_flutter, which is a widget and thus cannot be used I my case.
I find it weird that there is no such thing as a simulated browser for Flutter, so I must have missed something.
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I have some problems with firebug :
1) how to remove this warning in permanence at the top of the console: "Warning:.. Enabling the Script panel causes a slow-down Firefox due to a platform bug This Will Be fixed with the next major Firefox and Firebug versions" ?
2) since this morning I have new warnings that appear "password fields present on a non-secure page (http://) This represents a security risk for theft login.." How to Delete this warning ?
3) the last few days, I have difficulty navigating, in fact, "Script" tab of firebug block the execution of javascript for no apparent reason (no breakpoint). It's unbearable and sometimes even blocking! How to explain this behavior and especially turn off?!
Thank you for helping me
PS: Firebug current version installed: 1.12.5
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While browsing I came across this link
As you can see image is protected, if you browse cars-database.com you take source image and you will get the same message.
This is first time I see this and I wonder how this has been implemented? Does anybody know?
Screenshot of protected source image:
Here's a simple example on how to implement something similar in nginx:
location ~ \.(jpe?g|png|gif)$ {
valid_referers none blocked mysite.com *.mysite.com;
if ($invalid_referer) {
rewrite ^ http://mysite.com/lowres$request_uri permanent;
}
}
They likely simply have two versions of the image stored on the server, the "real" one and one with the extra message added via a Photoshop template or something. They then employ a check for the Referer header like:
if request for image and referer is not cars-database.com/*
then serve "watermarks/$requestedImage$"
This can be implemented trivially with an Apache mod_rewrite rule, any other web server's rule system or any server-side programming language like PHP, Python or whatnot.
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I have recently noticed that when i visit certain websites, there are usually links tied to certain words. I can't find an answer from where i have looked, and i have noticed similar trends from several websites, but especially my own.
Is this a programming, hack issue that can be solved by adding specific code or is it my hosting company doing this, or does it mean that someone has gained control to my ftp portal?
Please see the image below of what i mean and any help would be appreciated.
They're called in-text contextual advertisements, though they probably have many names. Here's a wiki article about them:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-text_advertising
I don't know if Google offer these (due to how annoying they are), but I'm pretty sure AdBrite does:
http://www.adbrite.com/mb/exchange_publishers_ad_formats.php
You probably have adware installed on your computer. Some web searches point to browser addons called "Facetheme" and "Better Links".