Security Alert This connection is not secure. Please avoid entering sensitive information until TLS is activated for data protection. What is it and how to fix it?

[Avaisov]

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Security Alert This connection is not secure. Please avoid entering sensitive information until TLS is activated for data protection. What is it and how to fix it?

Version of 3x-ui

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x-ui log reports or xray log

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[AsunaYukky]

@Avaisov Thats cause you use http connection to webpanel, not https. If you have domain connected to server you just need to create ssl certificate from letsencrypt using 3x-ui bash menu. If you do not have a domain (use only ip address) - you can create self-signed certificate. I wrote an instruction in wiki, how to do this. https://github.com/MHSanaei/3x-ui/wiki/How-to-create-self%E2%80%90signed-SSL-certificate-for-3X%E2%80%90UI-webpanel-(also-if-you-don't-use-domains) @MHSanaei may be you can add this link to readme.md, cause I think that after update to 2.2 it will be many questions about this.

[Avaisov]

@AsunaYukky Thanks a lot for the answer and instructions, I will try. Can you tell me if the lack of a certificate has a strong impact on security and performance?

[AsunaYukky]

@Avaisov when you use http connection to webpanel - your traffic is not encoding, and everybody between you and server can see all the data, that you put in fields (like login - pass), and all the data, that webpanel gives to you (like qr codes, subscription, etc..). https solves this problem.

[Avaisov]

@AsunaYukky

Can you tell me why I can't fix the problem? I go to the terminal command prompt (macos) I log in to the server via the ssh@ my ip command Entering the commands cd /usr/local/x-ui mkdir ssl-srt cd ssl-srt openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout key.pem -out cert.pem -sha256 -days 3650 94.131.110.201 openssl rsa -in key.pem -out key.un.pem -passin pass:my password

Then I go into the panel and type in /us/local/x-ui/ssl-srt/cert.pem /usr/local/x-ui/ssl-srt/key.un.pem

but I can't save and reload the panel, I'm taking off the screenshot

I check I have files in directory root@. :~# cd /usr/local/x-ui/ssl-srt/ root@v :/usr/local/x-ui/ssl-srt# ls . cert.pem key.pem key.un.pem

[AsunaYukky]

@Avaisov Wrong way man. You wrote /us/... , but must be /usr/... at Public key field

[Avaisov]

@AsunaYukky Yes thank you, now I have this screen

[Avaisov]

I'm sorry, everything is working fine. Thank you very much!

[AsunaYukky]

@Avaisov it tells that you have default configuration at "URI path" field . Just change it to something additional, like /mysuperpanel/ =),