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Yeah, I, too, found that to be a really odd piece of advice from a security expert. If I were the Brian (but I'm not), I would have asked followers to not trus
by k_sze 6y ago
Yeah, I, too, found that to be a really odd piece of advice from a security expert.
If I were the Brian (but I'm not), I would have asked followers to not trust the site until the certificate issue is fixed, even though I "know" my site is still safe. I think the properly cautious attitude is to consider all bets being off when a certificate is invalid for whatever reason. There is no guarantee what your visitors are actually getting.
- marta_morena_28 6y agoBias finds its way into every corner. And no, it's not safe unless you do some extensive analysis of the certificate in question. Is this actually a valid/genuine certificate, besides the timestamp? A normal user will have a hard time verifying that.