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The test site doesn't specify whether we have to use a specific browser to test the vulnerability? I somehow doubt this affects all desktop browsers IE, Edge, C
by user5994461 7y ago
The test site doesn't specify whether we have to use a specific browser to test the vulnerability? I somehow doubt this affects all desktop browsers IE, Edge, Chrome and Firefox.
https://bad.whosecurve.com/ https://bad.whosecurve.com/
- CiPHPerCoder 7y agoIt affects IE and Edge on Windows 10. It should also affect Chrome on Windows 10 if you haven't updated either your browser or your OS. It won't affect Firefox on either platform.
- drewbitt 7y agoFirefox is not effected
- gerdesj 7y agoThe Trail of Bits CA is unlikely to be in your trust store, so you will always get an error message. For example Chromium on this Linux lappy gives me a certificate error relating to the CA but I can still access the site. After importing the CA to my trust store I can no longer access the site at all because I get a proper fatal error relating to the certificate itself and not the CA. I have problems getting Windows update to work under Arch Linux but I'm hoping to find something in the AUR.