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GlobalEntry.gov has invalid SSL certificate
- CompuHacker 8y agoSome National Guard sites seem to have a similar problem lately.
- shawn 8y agoIn the past, you were able to type "badidea" in order to bypass the SSL scare screen. Is that no longer the case?
- gpm 8y agoIn firefox you can click advanced -> add exception.
- iancarroll 8y agoThey changed it (and I don’t want to post the new one...) because too many people started using that.
- packetized 8y ago`thisisunsafe` in Chrome.
- mehrdadn 8y agoCan't you just click "Advance" and then "Proceed to ... (unsafe)"?
- y4mi 8y agoThe server can set headers that forbid that... Maybe you can get around that block like this? I've generally just gone with Firefox if I stumbled upon that error, as it ignore the header.
- packetized 8y agoglobalentry.gov has a valid certificate. The link you shared is for www.globalentry.gov. Presumably, the admins there shouldn't simply be pointing www.globalentry.gov at the same IP as globalentry.gov.
- rasengan 8y agoIt would still be an invalid certificate since they use www.* and didn't include it. Or if you want to be nice - misconfigured. ;)
- packetized 8y agoTitle says `GlobalEntry.gov`, link points to `www.globalentry.gov`. And yes, presumably it's misconfigured.
- dfc 8y agoIt just doesn't have an entry for www.globalentry.gov. This works: https://globalentry.gov/ https://globalentry.gov/ It's just a redirect to a page on CBP. Slow news day for this to make the front page of HN.
- tomasien 8y agoThis is just my opportunity to say: it's a travesty everybody doesn't get the Global Entry / TSA Pre Experience. It's so much better and I hate that you have to pay for it.