anyone tried to get to a Verisign Secured site ( eg. https://www.paypal.com )
I think Verisign's CA is having some problems
not phishing , just knackered .....
anyone tried to get to a Verisign Secured site ( eg. https://www.paypal.com )
I think Verisign's CA is having some problems
not phishing , just knackered .....
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Ooh, the broked-ness!
Working fine here, but in your picture it does appear b0rked
Nope verisign's cert still isn't looking good from here.
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can confirm verisigns CA requires updating.
It is Inevitable.....
I saw that this morning on another site as well.
It'll be on many of the sites that use Verisign as a 3rd party Certificate Authority.
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paypal is working for me here.
yeah the *site* works, but not with a trusted certificate
edit: well firefox lets you access it, but IE7 throws up a "There is a problem with this website's security certificate." error...damn nanny browser
still overkill and most people i know would just take it as a normal error and not see that but this isn't a discussion as to why IE7 is horrible
I don't get any cert error at all.
Code:Version: V3 Serial No: 32 13 0c ce 04 a9 23 e9 84 f5 23 dc b0 41 f8 8c Signature algorith: sha1RSA Issuer: OU = www.verisign.com/CPS Incorp.by Ref. LIABILITY LTD.(c)97 VeriSign OU = VeriSign International Server CA - Class 3 OU = VeriSign, Inc. O = VeriSign Trust Network Public Key: 30 81 89 02 81 81 00 cc ab d1 92 51 64 4d b4 55 c8 fe 89 44 a4 9c a1 d8 09 fc 7e d7 42 53 c7 7e 5b 83 61 3a 50 f2 08 7a 82 a9 cf f9 36 be 83 b3 47 a5 3a b9 e9 60 6b c7 59 b6 cf 39 79 9f 95 4e 7d 5d 4a 50 32 51 42 53 a9 d4 a2 86 4a db a6 55 a4 85 09 d3 ff 68 1d cd d3 f7 78 27 95 84 ec de 57 5c f7 fe e2 31 9d 16 b0 6a f5 65 7c ca ac ac 59 81 36 e0 bf a5 a3 1c d2 7e 81 28 0b 34 39 7a 9a 9c cd 01 4e 4e 57 02 03 01 00 01
out of interest it looks like this was resolved with windows update.
I saw the other night that a windows update pack included new Certificates.
It is Inevitable.....
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