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If you want to verify that you no longer support Diginotar CA, this should give you a warning: https://www.diginotar.nl/ https://www.diginotar.nl/

• lwat 15y ago
  I get redirected to a non-ssl page ( http://www.diginotar.nl/Default.aspx http://www.diginotar.nl/Default.aspx ) instead, no warning? (Chrome)
  • ncarroll 15y ago
    I got a warning on Firefox, but Opera redirected to http:// http://.
    • 0x0x0x 15y ago
      Safari 5.1 warns.
  • jonasp 15y ago
    Don't just remove the Diginotar root cert, import it to the "Untrusted Certificates" list and it will be blocked stone cold.
• dredmorbius 15y ago
  I get redirected to http there, but this should show the untrusted CA: https://www.diginotar.com/Products/ExtendedValidationSSL/tabid/622/Default.aspx https://www.diginotar.com/Products/ExtendedValidationSSL/tab...
  • the1pato 15y ago
    I get redirected to http after clicking on the first link, just like you did, but when I visit the URL you posted in Chrome (on OS X), I'm able to view the encrypted page without a warning. I changed the settings in Keychain Access hours ago. Does anyone know what's going on?
    • dchest 15y ago
      I got the same result. For some reason Chrome trusts intermediate certificate even if the root certificate is marked as untrusted. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/qW6V3.png http://i.imgur.com/qW6V3.png (Chrome 14.0.835.109 beta) Lock with the warning icon is here because "Unable to check whether the certificate has been revoked." Maybe their intermediate is signed by some other root CA?
      • dchest 15y ago
        Update: filed a bug http://crbug.com/94732 http://crbug.com/94732