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And Firefox refuses to load the page because of a cert error. Oh, the irony!
by AdmiralAsshat 7y ago
And Firefox refuses to load the page because of a cert error. Oh, the irony!
- danShumway 7y agoWorks for me on the most recent version of Firefox. Might be a clock issue? Regardless, Outline link for anyone who can't read: https://outline.com/T3fGAk https://outline.com/T3fGAk If Outline doesn't load, try enabling referrer headers. I always forget to do that and get annoyed when Outline links break. I should probably just switch to a different service at some point, since I refuse to leave referrer headers enabled permanently.
- tialaramex 7y agoThat's quite a clock issue given the cert is valid from May 2018 to May 2020, so the entire year is wrong on their system.
- taco_emoji 7y agoSame here except in Chrome - error is NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID and issuer is "Cisco Umbrella Secondary SubCA chi-SG". Windows is saying "the issuer of this certificate cannot be found".
- tialaramex 7y agoYou (or your employer) have Cisco Umbrella, which is MITMing your network connection. You can read about Cisco's Umbrella product by Googling for it. You should comply with your employer's rules about non-work browsing. You could try asking IT support to "fix" the problem if you want, although if what you're doing is against policy they probably won't. Or - very much less likely - a bad guy is attempting to MITM you and they've decided to imitate Cisco Umbrella so that people aren't interested in helping you because they assume you're just at work goofing off on someone else's network.
- taco_emoji 7y agoGood info - yes my employer MITM's certs, but this is the only site I've run into with this. If I visit a site which violates policy, there's an error page that specifies which policy has been violated, it's not an obtuse cert error.