SSL notifications in Chrome and their meaning

Google Chrome uses visual indicators to inform users about a site's security status :

  • Padlock Icon: The site has a valid SSL, and the connection is encrypted.
  • "Not Secure" (Grey): The site lacks an SSL certificate or is using an expired one.
  • "Not Secure" (Red Triangle): The certificate is invalid, revoked, or has a severe configuration error.
  • Info 'i' Circle: This often indicates Mixed Content, meaning the site has an SSL but some elements are loading over an insecure connection .
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