NOE Website Question

[Treetop]

I just tried to view Night Owl Enterprises' website and got this message:

"This site may harm your computer"


Anyone else have this problem? I'm not going to enter the website until I hear from some of you, because I'm not computer literate at all! Thanks, Tt.

[altheating]

I just connected to it, but it looks like he is just building the pages. The catalog is not up yet.

[wiljen]

what URL? cuz I built it and it shouldnt have anything damning one way or the other.

[altheating]

I just tried http://noebulletmolds.com
No problem with it that I see. My Norton 360 didn't pick up anything.

[captain-03]

No problem here --

[williamwaco]

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what URL? cuz I built it and it shouldnt have anything damning one way or the other.
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Treetop,


In my secret life, I too build web sites. I have checked this one:

http://noebulletmolds.com (http://noebulletmolds.com)

It is fine. You got a bogus message. Probably caused by having your security settings to high but there are hundreds of other possible causes. You very likely will not see it next time.

Try these:

http://my-hist.com

http://loansoftware.com


I built these myself and know they are safe.

[Treetop]

Thanks for the prompt replies, guys!

I'm in awe of you guys (and gals) who "build" websites! Tt.

[BAGTIC]

I sometimes get a warning when accessing some DoD websites.

Sometimes it is because they lack the proper 'certificate', whatever that is. Apparently DoD does always feel constrained to abide by all 'civilian' protocols.

[Dannix]

Sometimes Norton bloatware er security software will warn based on reputation (true).

They may have been warning you based on reputation, but I think you misread the message. It probably actually said "This site may harm your wallet" :mrgreen: (joke).