I could give you some javascript to change it to https, but then you would have a different problem because DotNetNuke does not have SSL on that url.
This problem is discussed at the end of this long thread:
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Forums/tabid/795/forumid/118/threadid/141861/scope/posts/Default.aspx As a work-around you can get rid of those links back to DotNetNuke.com by commenting out or removing the following code (lines 208-222) from admin/controlpanel/iconbar.ascx.vb:
'Dim objUser As UserInfo = UserController.GetCurrentUserInfo
'If Not objUser Is Nothing Then
' If objUser.IsSuperUser Then
' hypUpgrade.ImageUrl = Upgrade.Upgrade.UpgradeIndicator(glbAppVersion, Request.IsLocal)
' If hypUpgrade.ImageUrl <> "" Then
' imgUpgrade.AlternateText = Localization.GetString("imgUpgrade.Text", Me.LocalResourceFile)
' imgUpgrade.Visible = True
' lblUpgrade.Visible = True
' hypUpgrade.ToolTip = Localization.GetString("hypUpgrade.Text", Me.LocalResourceFile)
' hypUpgrade.NavigateUrl = Upgrade.Upgrade.UpgradeRedirect()
' hypUpgrade.Visible = True
' End If
' cmdInstallModules.Visible = True
' End If
'End If
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