could anyone help me ?
I have twenty alerts on my github.io using github pages, and I don't know what to do to resolve this, I made a clone of the instagram page, and now I have this alert,
check the url: https://luuan11.github.io/instagram-login-page/
On virusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url-analysis/u-e8f3c7032425be44a9a55a75bc2be1e55bc00b77ac4c257ea6371f605c5c86d6-1670341085
Something to remove this alerts
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I tried to signup with my email using aws cognito. I received the email verification link and when i clicked on it says 'Invalid link provided, please request a link again'. But when i tried to login it was successful. Why is it happening.
This could be caused by your Email provider visiting links before presenting the email to you. For example Outlook has something called Safe Links. This will cause the verification link to be consumed before you have a chance to click it.
I had the same issue and after about a day of debugging I reached out to AWS Enterprise Support. Outlook Safe Links is something they mentioned within a few minutes of chatting. If you are a part of a larger organization it is probably unfeasible to have it disabled. You can try signing up with a different Email Provider such as Gmail and see if the links are untouched.
I offer no solution to the problem, just a possible explanation.
I've enabled SendGrid Email API from GCP marketplace.
The issue is when I'm clicking on 'Mange on Provider' button it will navigate to link somewhat like below and it throws 401 Error.
'https://api.sendgrid.com/v3/public/sso/**************'
What did i miss? Please help me to resolve this!
We are experiencing some strange behaviur on a landing page - tracking cookies that were set when user gave consent, are later being rejected when user refreshes the page (!?).
Steps:
(in Firefox / Firefox Dev Edition - because the warning is not visible in e.g. Chrome)
=> [url-removed]
=> "Accept all". At this stage you can see a "_mkto_trk" (Marketo Tracking) cookie via dev tools.
=> Go to the console tab in web dev tools and refresh the page.
Now you should be able to see a warning in the console log saying:
Cookie “_mkto_trk” has been rejected for invalid domain.
You can also see that the previous set _mkto_trk cookie is no longer set.
Expected Results
The expected result is for the cookie to persist after the page refreshes.
Regarding the warning
In the MDN Web Docs it says that:
The invalid cookie domain error is a WebDriver error that occurs when
an illegal attempt was made to set a cookie under a different domain
than that of the current document.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/WebDriver/Errors/InvalidCookieDomain
The current document, the landing page in other words is on a subdomain: blog.example.com
But the cookie is set at ".example.com" which should make it valid for subdomains as well.
What have I tried?
Well I have been looking for answers in order to better understand where the issue is coming from, without any success.
Any help would be much appreciated, and thanks in advance!
P.S. This is my first post, so any hints/tips as to how to make this post better, would also be welcome.
Update
The problem was because of our cookie-script vendor and their trigger for google tag manager - the 'CookieScriptAcceptAll' trigger was not firing.
The solution was to:
scan the page for cookies (via cookie-script.com dashboard) which will populate the cookies categories array with cookie categories
and use the 'CookieScriptCategory-targeting' trigger instead (changes made via google tag manager dashboard).
Note the solution from above is for cases where you use google tag manager to add tags to your site.
Link to cookie-script documentation for info on triggers:
https://support.cookie-script.com/article/20-custom-events
We’ve created successful a bot and also can test with page token generated from facebook developer portal (the token must contain page_messagaging permission to be able to send reply message).
But when we submit to facebook to review, it seems they use real account to test and the token doesn’t contain page_messaging permission. (log from our server says: {“error”:{“message”:”Unsupported post request. Object with ID ‘me’ does not exist, cannot be loaded due to missing permissions, or does not support this operation. Please read the Graph API documentation at https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api”,”type”:”GraphMethodException”,”code”:100,”fbtrace_id”:”DPdtxdcTKaf”}})
The submission has been rejected 3 times now.
And have no solution now.
Anyone experience in this? Could you please help us resolve?
Really appreciate!
I'm trying to use a Mailgun Campaign to help track emails sent through Mailgun. The links in the email get modified, as expected, so that Mailgun can collect stats on which links are getting clicked. However, the links are timing out.
Some of the clicks are definitely getting through (they are collected by Mailgun's Campaign tracking), but I'm also getting a lot of user reports of timeouts. Every time I try the links they timeout.
The Mailgun Domain and DNS Verification is all green, including the optional entries.
'Is it down' type services all says it's up: http://currentlydown.com/email.mg.dr2dr.ca
DNS resolution works, when I ping email.mg.dr2dr.ca, it resolves, but the requests all timeout.
I have started a ticket with Mailgun Support, but it's email support so I figured I would ask here to see if anyone has any ideas.