The Java Security dialog is shown when loading a signed applet.
What does the Java Security dialog look like?
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The Java Security dialog is shown when loading a signed applet.
What does the Java Security dialog look like?
The security dialog might appear differently (and have different text) depending on the circumstances, but it looks roughly as above.
If the ‘digital signature cannot be verified’ as in that message in the dialog, then:
Always trustwill default to false.NameorPublisherwill appear. That image shows the prompt as it appears in older JREs.Here is how the NASA World Wind prompt appears in a Java 7 JRE for a verified certificate that has expired. The plug-in will also not tick the
Always allowcheck-box by default.