This often means the website was simply not updated to a secure connection, but there’s no point in taking a chance – and your browser doesn’t know whether it’s laziness on the part of developers, or a hacking attempt. Most often, it’s because a website is using HTTP rather than the more HTTPS protocol. In the past few years, popular browsers have begun informing users when they’re about to visit a website that’s not trusted.
Many privacy and cybersecurity issues begin when we visit suspect websites or unwittingly provide information to hackers. The web is a wonderful place, but also a point of concern when it comes to security.
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