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I'm getting a cert error. Subject is *.fortinet.com, not nega.radioac.dev. Edit, the second: Disregard. It's definitely a corporate middlebox on my end.

renewiltord 4y ago
Works for me.
totetsu 4y ago
Maybe you're behind a firewall with some filtering, and it doesn't like the domain name or something? browsers treat '.dev' domains a bit more strictly than the norm, so the browser doesn't like the redirect?? that's just my guess sorry.
- unknownaccount 4y ago
  Can you elaborate on how browsers treat .dev differently? its the first im hearing of this and it sounds interesting, thx.
  - mminer237 4y ago
    The entire TLD is on the HSTS preload list, so .dev domains are only accessible via HTTPS. You can't use them unencrypted.
Vendan 4y ago
fortinet is a cyber security software company, that makes a product called fortigate that does SSL MITM to decrypt and monitor/filter your traffic. Probably want to poke your IT team or get very concerned about your ISP...
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rany_ 4y ago
My guess is that some corporate filter blocked it because of the "nega" subdomain. Kind of sounds like the racial slur. Edit: it doesn't help that the domain is `radioac.dev`. So *NEGA.R*adioc.dev
- jtvjan 4y ago
  Nah. It's in the Fortiguard category "Newly Observed Domain". So, it hasn't been classified yet, and that person's corporate filter was setup to block those pages.
- OJFord 4y ago
  Wouldn't that be a ridiculously dumb heuristic to employ?
  - actually_a_dog 4y ago
    Who ever said corporate IT was smart?
    - paranoidrobot 4y ago
      Another view of it: Someone in Management sent a message something like "Stop pointing me to the Scunthorpe Problem wikipedia page[1], just block all these sites" directive and this was the easiest way to resolve it permanently. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
- jamiek88 4y ago
  Maybe because it’s close to ‘mega’ and all those variants of what used to be mega upload are like whackamole.
googlryas 4y ago
Hey, get back to work! - your boss

renewiltord 4y ago

Works for me.

totetsu 4y ago

Maybe you're behind a firewall with some filtering, and it doesn't like the domain name or something? browsers treat '.dev' domains a bit more strictly than the norm, so the browser doesn't like the redirect?? that's just my guess sorry.

unknownaccount 4y ago
Can you elaborate on how browsers treat .dev differently? its the first im hearing of this and it sounds interesting, thx.
- mminer237 4y ago
  The entire TLD is on the HSTS preload list, so .dev domains are only accessible via HTTPS. You can't use them unencrypted.

Vendan 4y ago

fortinet is a cyber security software company, that makes a product called fortigate that does SSL MITM to decrypt and monitor/filter your traffic. Probably want to poke your IT team or get very concerned about your ISP...

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rany_ 4y ago

My guess is that some corporate filter blocked it because of the "nega" subdomain. Kind of sounds like the racial slur. Edit: it doesn't help that the domain is `radioac.dev`. So *NEGA.R*adioc.dev

jtvjan 4y ago
Nah. It's in the Fortiguard category "Newly Observed Domain". So, it hasn't been classified yet, and that person's corporate filter was setup to block those pages.
OJFord 4y ago
Wouldn't that be a ridiculously dumb heuristic to employ?
- actually_a_dog 4y ago
  Who ever said corporate IT was smart?
  - paranoidrobot 4y ago
    Another view of it: Someone in Management sent a message something like "Stop pointing me to the Scunthorpe Problem wikipedia page[1], just block all these sites" directive and this was the easiest way to resolve it permanently. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
jamiek88 4y ago
Maybe because it’s close to ‘mega’ and all those variants of what used to be mega upload are like whackamole.

googlryas 4y ago

Hey, get back to work! - your boss