Browser-blocked sign-in

Confirm the website

The RAVKI website is https://app.ravki.skalski.cloud. Confirm this address with the administrator who invited you before entering your RAVKI credentials.

HP Wolf Security

HP Identity Protection can allow viewing a page while keeping its login fields disabled. A gray risk warning can provide separate choices for viewing and entering credentials. A high-risk warning can block sign-in entirely.

1. Open the HP Identity Protection extension in Chrome and inspect the alert for this exact site.
2. Right-click the extension icon and open Options to inspect the allowed or blocked login-page trust settings.
3. Ask your computer administrator to review the alert and authorize this exact RAVKI hostname if appropriate under your organization’s policy: app.ravki.skalski.cloud.
4. If a high-risk classification or locked policy prevents a change, the administrator must request review through HP Wolf support. The CRM cannot change that computer’s security policy.

Keep HP’s protection enabled while the site-specific alert is reviewed. A valid HTTPS certificate does not by itself clear a vendor’s phishing classification.

HP’s official guide: Identity Protection, pages 54–59 ↗ · HP Wolf Security help ↗

Information for your computer administrator

Application: RAVKI, independent real estate CRM.
URL: https://app.ravki.skalski.cloud/accounts/login/
Expected action: authenticating to the customer’s RAVKI account.
Review needed: HP Identity Protection website/login classification or local allowed/blocked-login policy.

The warning’s exact text, blocked URL and security event are needed for provider review. Never include passwords or authentication recovery codes in a report.