Is it possible to incorporate an ssl certificate to get rid of the security warning?

[correii]

All modern browsers give me a "not secure" warning when on the site, because it's not https. I've looked and it doesn't seem like there's a way around this without adding an ssl certificate to the site so you can manually trust it. If there is an alternative please let me know, I just need to get rid of the warning so scammers don't get suspicious. I can't imagine a real bank using an unsecured connection.

[ejv2]

Try looking into self-signed certificates and how to add them to your trust store. Most operating systems provide a way to do this, and the OpenSSL CLI tool has a utility to generate a self-signed certificate.

[correii]

Lit, thanks man I’ll try to figure that out

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