Windows 10: Website Content Blocked

Morningstar.co.uk has been blocked in IE and Edge because it has not been signed by a valid security certificate. I have used this site for years without problem but the certificate warning is not in the usual format. Any ideas please?
Could someone try and access this site from their computer using IE please.

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Windows 10 Internet

Does it happen for all websites or some websites?

If website contains mix content of HTTPS and HTTP, then it will block HTTP and show this message , it is for security reason. Because mix content could lead to man in middle attack.

 

Family Safety Windows 10 Adult filtering restricts to allowed site list only

When I choose block adult content, all content is blocked except what is on the "always allow" list. How can adult content only be blocked?

Also, the "always block these" is grayed out, and I am not able to add websites.

There is no way to adjust restriction levels, and no box to choose "only show allow list" sites on or off.

Is there a way to make it work the way it used to, where only adult could be blocked?

Thanks for your help

 

I get this with Firefox:



Best take it up with them with whatever info you can reasonably provide. Could be a temporary snag - wait 'til after the holiday.

Based on the above, I would expect to be able to continue to access it.
What does mean? | Firefox Help

(And I have used it within the last couple of months but without the warning)

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uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate expired on 27 May 2017 at 00:59. The current time is 28 May 2017 at 07:54. Error code: SEC_ERROR_EXPIRED_CERTIFICATE

 

Either the company running the website has failed to renew their certificate or the site has been hacked - Either reason is a enough to put you at risk so the Browsers are blocking access to protect users

 

Worked ok for me a min ago. correction it is blocked.

 

Thanks for your help. I will see what happens after the holiday. Still not working for me.

 

I had no problems from this side of the pond with Edge, IE, or Firefox (FF), but the SSLValidator's I run on FF showed:

Calomel:



SSlueth:




Virustotal gave a 0/64 and google safe browsing a green ok checkmark When in doubt I usually go with what the validators show.

 

Yes, all seems to be working now. Thanks for your input.