What's going on with BHW

[Nic00B]

For the past few days, i keep getting this error http://prntscr.com/jdb14e
What can i do, i have to click proceed every time i refresh

 

[Nut-Nights]

No such problem here, your broweser updated ?

 

[awesomewebsites]

It is fine here. You should try another browser.

 

[hippo123]

Clear your cache.

 

[Mr Positive]

Clear your cookies, set proper time zone, change your browser

 

[Sherb]

Eat some cookies, clean your catch, set a proper calzone, and change into Bowser.

 

[shiv durga]

For the past few days, i keep getting this error http://prntscr.com/jdb14e
What can i do, i have to click proceed every time i refresh

which internet you are using?
are you using public wifi?

 

[madoctopus]

Click "Advanced" and then proceed to url (unsafe).

 

[blackmint]

Have you checked your system time?

 

[Gogol]

Either you are being ARP poisoned, or you have invalid system date set or something. My advice is that get it fixed first and don't type in your Username/password anywhere. Just to confirm, there's no problem with the BHW certificate and all working fine for me ( and probably for everyone else too).

 

[INCC]

I had this problem with ESET and Windows 10 before.. Sites got blocked because the computer time was constantly wrong and antivirus went crazy, time changed itself because of the CMOS battery was running low.

 

[Gogol]

Click "Advanced" and then proceed to url (unsafe).

That's a very dumb advice, sorry. The warning is there for a reason.

 

[awesomewebsites]

Click "Advanced" and then proceed to url (unsafe).

That can be a problem if you have do it every time.

 

[Gogol]

That can be a problem if you have do it every time.

lol that's not as bad as getting hacked.

What OP most probably facing is called a MITM attack. I am not gonna say how to do it, but it's basically someone in OP's network trying to hack other users' username/password etc. Non secure communications are easily hacked, but https communications can't be hacked that easily, so the attacker is trying to get a false certificate installed. Once OP accepts that certificate, all of the communication with the server will be intercepted.

So, I request everyone to not suggest those advises which will hurt OP even more.

@OP, immediately contact your ISP and tell them about it. They might catch the attacker red-handed

 

[radiant13]

Getting the same as op on tablet and phone but not on desktop. Is this related to a problem with the SSL certificate?

 

[FernandoAleixo]

Eat some cookies, clean your catch, set a proper calzone, and change into Bowser.

What is Bowser? Didn't get the last one...

 

[JohnnyWOW]

I didn’t see any issues...