Https security

[adieu]

I am receiving emails from Paypal, warning that my site requires TLS 1.2 and HTTP/1.1 upgrades by June 2018 for the site to continue communicating with them.

My only financial communication with Paypal is through the E-junkie shopping cart, which I thought met all https protocols.

Is this something I should be concerned about?

Cheers

[E-junkie_Guru]

No worries. Our Operations team is already aware of these upcoming changes and has our system prepared in advance to ensure a seamless transition. Since E-junkie is centrally-managed software, we handle back-end integration details like this for you, so no action would be required on your part; we'll have it all taken care of at our end.

[stacyblackman]

I received one of these emails today. Any update on when this will be updated?

From the email:
Our records indicate that you still need to make some critical security upgrades to your systems as well. If you see a "YES" next to a security change, your integration must be updated to accept these new security measures by the date specified:

• TLS 1.2 and HTTP/1.1 Upgrade - Complete by June 2018
- Update Needed: Yes

[E-junkie_Guru]

No worries; the required updates were already applied at our end long ago. PayPal sent this notice because they scanned your own site for compliance with this upgrade, mistakenly presuming you're using ecommerce software installed on your server, which is irrelevant for using a centrally-managed solution like E-junkie. At any rate, there's no cause for concern; we have it taken care of.

[alain]

when I make my eJunkie page https instead of http it shows the page as insecure.

Here is the link to my eJunkie page both as http and https:

http://www.beautiful-landscape.com/Ebooks-Books-1-2-3.html

https://www.beautiful-landscape.com/Ebooks-Books-1-2-3.html

All my other site pages show as secured when logged on as https. For example my home page:

https://www.beautiful-landscape.com

WHat do I need to do to make my eJunkie page secure?

Thank you for your help.

[E-junkie_Guru]

If you have older E-junkie button codes in your page, you would need to change any instances of http: to https: in those button codes. Our Seller Admin has issued all-https: codes since late 2015, so only codes you'd copy-pasted into your site before then would need updating to work with your newly HTTPS-enabled site.

[alain]

Thank you.