Does It Also Appears In Your Browser?

when i opened the " forums.digitalpoint.com " with google chrome, the following warning appears :

The site's security certificate is not trusted!
You attempted to reach forums.digitalpoint.com, but the server presented a certificate issued by an entity that is not trusted by your computer's operating system. This may mean that the server has generated its own security credentials, which Google Chrome cannot rely on for identity information, or an attacker may be trying to intercept your communications.
You should not proceed, especially if you have never seen this warning before for this site.
[ Proceed anyway ] [ Back to safety ]
But when i open with mozilla firefox, it run feels just like normally.
1. Why does it appear?
2. Is it ok to click "proceed anyway" ?
3. is it the google chrome or just my computer or digitalpoint that cause this problem?
4. How to fix it?
Thanks

 

Its OK in all the browsers, may be appearing only in yours.
Add the site to trusted source so that it will not show up again, but this is not recommended due to security reasons. With digitalpoint i do not see any security issue also.

 

I've come across people having a similar problem to the one mentioned by you. One of the things that helped was to make sure your system clock is up to date. If it's not, then it's time to buy a new CMOS battery.

 

That's a good point. If you are still having issues check the certificate itself and see if you trust certificates from StartCom. If not you will have to add a trust for it.

 

It appear when I use Google Chrome version : 24.0.1312.56 m
But it runs normally when I use other browser (eg: mozilla firefox, safari, internet explorer)
Operating system windows xp sp3

 

Ok, Thanks for your information..
I'll try it

 

Here is no problem with my browser. As asprin said, there may be problem of date...

 

for all comments.. Thanks alot for your all information,.. I've overcome this problem..
I found it happened, not only with "digitalpoint", but also some sites that begin with "https:// " (some sites, some web hosting providers, etc,.. not all sites..)
all "http://" = no problems
finally yesterday, by coincidence, i've upgraded my OS (from Win XP sp3 -to- Win 7), then i downloaded and installed the latest updated of google chrome.. and yeah.. the problem goes away
I don't know why.. maybe there's an "trust certificates" issues with my WinXP sp3, or my google chrome, or my internet provider ?? aaahhh.. forget it..
now i can enjoy the "new digitalpoint" again... hmmm yummy..

 

ahhhh, the old upgrade you system to fix the problem trick. Glad that worked out for you. Enjoy your new abilities!