home.ourhome2.net Your connection isn't private

[Denton Red]

I wanted to get a consensus on this site. Many of y'all post links to this site, but everytime I click on the links I get the "Your connection isn't private" warning on my browser.
Is this site legit, and safe to continue to use?
Anyone have any thoughts on the links to ourhome2.net?

[poon_69]

Too much of a pain in the ass for what it’s worth

[ntxguy]

Do a little research. There are plenty of threads here in coed and the ML that cover this subject over and over.

Bryan you sure seem to know a lot about the inner workings of eccie and oh2 for being so new.

[Ralph Fults]

Originally Posted by Denton Red

I wanted to get a consensus on this site. Many of y'all post links to this site, but everytime I click on the links I get the "Your connection isn't private" warning on my browser.
Is this site legit, and safe to continue to use?
Anyone have any thoughts on the links to ourhome2.net?

You should assume the website is heavily compromised.

[poon_69]

Originally Posted by ntxguy

Do a little research. There are plenty of threads here in coed and the ML that cover this subject over and over.

Bryan you sure seem to know a lot about the inner workings of eccie and oh2 for being so new.

I learn quickly kind sir. Also common sense goes a long way!

[Barack Obama]

Originally Posted by Ralph Fults

You should assume the website is heavily compromised.

100% this. I stopped using it a long time ago.

[TinMan]

I was finally able to get a secure connection this afternoon, only to find my password didn’t work. Oh, well…perusing the public forums there is a fair amount of advertising going on, but not at the level of a year ago before the attacks.

[TexTushHog]

Originally Posted by TinMan

I was finally able to get a secure connection this afternoon, only to find my password didn’t work. Oh, well…perusing the public forums there is a fair amount of advertising going on, but not at the level of a year ago before the attacks.

Check your emails. They unilaterally changed my password, and I didn’t think u\to look at my hobby email, so I was locked out until I had a reason to check my hobby email several weeks later.

[TinMan]

Thanks, TTH. I had been monitoring my emails and had received a few notifications from the site, but no password update. It’s quite possible my hard stance on not accessing the site until I could get a secure connection moved me to the bottom of the list. Ck1942 had reset my password once already, after the first major attack almost a year ago. I suppose this latest one a few months ago must have locked a bunch of folks (or at least me) out again.

I’m not going to put a lot of effort yet into getting my access back until I can consistently get a secure connection. It’s only happened once so far, but that’s one more than I was able to do for several months.

[MavsFan98]

Download Puffin browser app on your phone. Site works perfectly when using that

[TexTushHog]

Originally Posted by MavsFan98

Download Puffin browser app on your phone. Site works perfectly when using that

Very true, but how secure is it?I have no idea as I’m nit tech savvy enough to know how to judge. But I worry about it.

[naughtycassanova057]

All that it means is that the have not paid for an SSL certificate and loaded that to their site. If you’re follow best practices and using a VPN, your session is encrypted anyways.

[dallasadam]

seems like the password is a new issue... so try after a day or two and old password works... weird..

[TinMan]

Originally Posted by naughtycassanova057

All that it means is that the have not paid for an SSL certificate and loaded that to their site. If you’re follow best practices and using a VPN, your session is encrypted anyways.

There are other tech-savvy guys that will tell you that’s not necessarily all it means. May be ok, may not. I suspect by now everyone has figured out their risk appetite and acting accordingly.

[Anonymous01]

Originally Posted by TinMan

There are other tech-savvy guys that will tell you that’s not necessarily all it means. May be ok, may not. I suspect by now everyone has figured out their risk appetite and acting accordingly.

...have to have their cybercrack!