I came across this issue when using node.js to make secure requests as a client and after setting up tests with bad certs found it silently worked anyway. To ge

I came across this issue when using node.js to make secure requests as a client and after setting up tests with bad certs found it silently worked anyway. To get it working you need to be at a certain version of node.js and make sure you set the options up carefully. Testing with a bad certificate is essential for this stuff. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10142431/my-node-js-https-client-always-works-regardless-of-certificate-validity http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10142431/my-node-js-https...