SFI error message?

[happymom]

One of my SFI downline EA's sent me the following message & I have no idea what the answer is. Anyone with more computer knowledge have a clue?

"I'm not 100% sure that this is an SIF security issue or not but I think it is. Why ? Because every time I log on to an SFI web page with my ID & Password I 'effectively' get the following message '[i.e. meaning that this is my shortened version of it]':

'oahu.digi-net.com uses security certificates, but its certificate expired on 17 June 2007 at 7:23 AM' [Who is oahu.digi-net.com ]

Then the message continues on and 'asks if the time on my computer is correct and set to the time they show when I tried to open the page ?' I checked and my computer time is bang on, tied in to an atomic clock setting, which corresponds to those shown settings shown when I try to open an SFI page with my ID & Password.

Is this an SFI's problem ? or is this something I did ??"

Thanks, Julie

[talfighel]

Hi Julie,

Sounds to me like it is an error from your affiliate's own computer. It does not seem like it is an SFI software glitch or something like that.

Maybe Troy can explain this better to you.

Tal

[mpatton]

happymom said:

One of my SFI downline EA's sent me the following message & I have no idea what the answer is. Anyone with more computer knowledge have a clue?

"I'm not 100% sure that this is an SIF security issue or not but I think it is. Why ? Because every time I log on to an SFI web page with my ID & Password I 'effectively' get the following message '[i.e. meaning that this is my shortened version of it]':

'oahu.digi-net.com uses security certificates, but its certificate expired on 17 June 2007 at 7:23 AM' [Who is oahu.digi-net.com ]

Then the message continues on and 'asks if the time on my computer is correct and set to the time they show when I tried to open the page ?' I checked and my computer time is bang on, tied in to an atomic clock setting, which corresponds to those shown settings shown when I try to open an SFI page with my ID & Password.

Is this an SFI's problem ? or is this something I did ??"

Thanks, Julie

Julie,

This sounds like they have a cookie script that is working behind the scenes. If they have a good Adware software they need to run it. this sounds like a script that attached itself to the SFI url someway...

They need to run a good adware software and or other script cleaner..

Michael

[troyzone]

Hi Julie,

I'm not sure why your affiliate would be getting this message either as I just tried logging in to SFI and didn't receive any such notification, but I suspect what the others have guessed about it being spyware/adware or some other issue with your affiliate's computer is a good possibility.

See the following thread for some help links you can give him/her to scan for and remove threats such as spyware/adware and viruses:

erichw33.proboards53.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=general&thread=1144564802

Troy