Still get the warning (CLOSED) (CLOSED)

Well, since it happens in every browser I use and this only since some days.
I don't use cloudfare, my bitdefender gets crazy if I even would try.
I only ignored the message once, cause it was renderhub written there and I didn't saw a reason no to go to this page.
Ending up on this campus-page, closed it at once and ran a scan for virus and malware at once.

it's not obvious but whenever you attempt to contact a website using Secure Sockets Layer protocol (i.e. the target URL begins with "https") your computer first contacts a "trusted" third party site and checks to see if your target has a SSL certificate in good standing, and then if the third party site says it's okay, your browser is allowed to go on to the actual target site. That process is complex, and it can fail for reasons entirely unrelated to your PC or the target site (e.g. there's a little bit too much traffic between you and the SSL certificate host when your PC requests it). SSL service is something each web host like Renderhub has to obtain in some level of service quality, maybe bundled with the web service package, maybe obtained separately, and there's variations in quality of service etc.

To make a long story short, it is pretty unlikely to be your browser or PC, although it might be your ISP (if you get frequent timeouts/packet loss in other circumstances too, for example); depending on where you are in the world, it's more likely some regional gateway or the SSL service host itself (there are some bottom tier ones that are just plain bad and slow), or it can be a result of deliberate denial of service attacks somewhere between you and the SSL certificate host.

Pirates, the pest of the internet, I was reporting items again and again, to help friends, that had immens losses because of this shit.
Ok, it's years ago and my PC isn't even a year old, so there isn't any connection

The router, oh heaven please no, but then again, can't be, we have all our devices (3 mobiles, 2 PC and a tablet) running over the same router.
And I'm the only one with this problem. Ok, I'm also the only one visiting renderhub.
My younger son has the problem, that what and whom ever is trying to crack his email-account and his passwords are because of that, extrem long and complicated.

Well, I will search and hopefully find out, cause it's annoying.

Isn't cloudflare also used for music and pictures?
I really don't have any clue, since I don't trust anything with cloud in the beginning.
Loading anything up to a cloud, this sound so wrong in so many places. My mobile is telling me, to load my pictures into a cloud, my music as well.
I go old fashioned and save all on a hd.

Cloudflare is a provider that hosts a wide variety of websites under the guise of (alleged) anonymity. This includes an estimated 40% pirate sites from all possible areas.

https://corsearch.com/de/about/press-releases/cloudflare-provides-services-to-a-high-proportion-of-websites-dedicated-to-piracy-and-counterfeiting/

https://techhq.com/2024/10/court-orders-cloudflare-to-take-action-against-pirate-streaming-site/

That's a lot!

Well, even by accident, searching for some items, I couldn't go there, Bitdefender is very strict and with Malewarebytes running as well, I should be safe.
And it's only renderhub, I really don't get it.
But hopefully I will find a solution, today it only happened twice, that I got the warning page. Firefox is telling me, that it can't reach renderhub because timeout.
Cause Firefox was the first I de-installed and installed new, cause it was only that browser.
Now I only get the warning from Brave and Chrome, maybe I should go through the same procedure (but not as every year Miss Sophie )

Just for clarification... Are you finding this issue to be on your end - or do you need further assistance?

I can't answer this right now.
Just right now I'm searching, cause if I'm the only one, the problem must sit at my end.
And as much as I don't like it, I'm already tempted to ask AI to find the causing reason.

OK. I'll post some questions below in case we can help sort this out.

Also - It sounded like you said that you reinstalled Firefox and the problem is no longer happening in that browser.
Can you confirm that this is the case?

Sorry, that was wrong said, cause it's not always, but often.
If it happens with Brave I try with Chrome (or the other way around) so one browser will work. Not often, that I can't go here with any browser, then I just wait several minutes and try again.
But never do anything different, don't even know, what I could do different.

Yes, it's only with Renderhub.

Yes, my browsers are updated and Firefox new installed is telling me:
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Unable to connect

Firefox can’t establish a connection to the server at renderhub.com.

The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few moments.
If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer’s network connection.
If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted to access the web.
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Just tried it to check, still not available.
So with Firefox I can't reach Renderhub at all.

It's always the mainpage I'm trying to access.

That is very strange. Can you please try something for me?

Using Chrome, open an Incognito window and try logging into your RenderHub account.
Also, do the same using a Private window in Firefox.

Please report back and post screenshots if you experience any problems.

Thank you.

Oh thank you, that's almost a relieve, thought already that I'm crazy.

You welcome, i tried in another computer that's on a totally different location, still the same problem.

@dieggomasamune

What happens when you click " Ir para o site "? Does it take you to Renderhub ... or are you (like B-Misfits) redirected to a completely different page?

It opens the site normally, the funny part is that today it's not showing that mesage anymore, it opens Renderhub with no problems.

@dieggomasamune:

Ahh ... the mysteries of internet and browsers
Honestly - I'm always happy when everything runs smoothly here with the technology

Have a nice day

Yeah a funny thing i like to say to people is that "i work with technology but i don't trust it" lol. Have a great day too

Naaa ... no connection

Cloudflare itself is not evil ... just earns a lot of money by hosting evil sites
What you see there simply means that the test algorithm comes from Cloudflare and/or is hosted on their server.

A tip for the " Verify ... " fuss (maybe not what you see in your picture): simply type in the required entries more slowly and unevenly - then you don't have to search for pictures

yeah it's way more likely that when you're checking the SLL cert that you have a brief (but long enough) time out somewhere between you and the SSL cert host. not really something you can do anything about from the end user side.

@Excessive:

Agreed. But maybe that would be a way to find out if the DNS configuration or even the router is compromised if - unlike dieggomasamune - the page is completely redirected. With dieggo it is still Renderhub (see above), with BM it is a Cloudflare page.