sorry for the site issues; severe DDOS attack has been happening since Wednesday

sorry for the issues - oh2 is surviving an extended denial of service (DDOS) attack and members were blocked and/or got a message that the site is unsafe. Tech and host support are still working the issues. Far as can be determined the site was not hacked per se, but certain functions are yet to be restored and the PM system is not fully functional. Firefox browsers users are getting through OK, but Chrome users still get the "unsafe" messages. Not sure if clearing Chrome browsers will work, but worth a try. Using a blank address in your browser, type in https://home.ourhome2.net and you should be able to enter the site. You may need to use a Firefox browser or Safari or Opera or another browser to overcome the Chrome issues. We have no way of testing individual member passwords, but do believe passwords are still working properly. Again, sorry for the issues and happy hobbying!

who is doing this? why? I see austin rub ratings getting it too, but not eccie? is this the work of one person or a group of malicious trolls? It has been going on a long time. I do not understand what a "denial of service (DDOS) attack" is? I'm on chrome, so I guess I am getting the worst of it?

No surprise that Chrome users are having probs.

Chrome is the WORST browser ever…

Jeez I come back from Hiatus and the site is going bonkersIt's not just chrome but micro edge as well.Italia

I receive a "connection not private" message every time I click on a link. I have use multiple browsers. Very frustrating.

The only browser that worked for me is FireFox on a Windows 10 computer

I stopped using this site for the security issues. I work in the IT industry and understand what certificates are. People treating it like a browser issue is not correct. This warning is informing you that the security chain from the server and you is being broken. This can be indicative of a poorly managed website or a bad-actor in the middle. Given LEs latest fascination with grown adults conducting activities that aren't their business, I'm not taking any chances.

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Originally Posted by jcrass

I stopped using this site for the security issues. I work in the IT industry and understand what certificates are. People treating it like a browser issue is not correct. This warning is informing you that the security chain from the server and you is being broken. This can be indicative of a poorly managed website or a bad-actor in the middle. Given LEs latest fascination with grown adults conducting activities that aren't their business, I'm not taking any chances.

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Exactly right. This isn't an attack, the cert is just expired! I can help renew it.

There is also a cert for mail.ourhome2.net that is incorrectly configured to be used for home.ourhome2.net.
You need to a get a cert for home.ourhome2.net. You can;t use a cert issued to mail.ourhome2.net