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Any idea why the SSL certificate for that site would be invalid? I'd rather not connect to a site, given the nature of the content, if I can't know who maintain
by chinpokomon 13y ago
Any idea why the SSL certificate for that site would be invalid? I'd rather not connect to a site, given the nature of the content, if I can't know who maintains the site and where a valid SSL certificate is a good first step in due diligence.
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- kansface 13y agoWhy would you care about an invalid cert if you aren't handing over any credentials?
- nitrogen 13y agoAn invalid cert could indicate a MITM attack. Even if you're not sending anything down, who knows what they're sending back?
- rwmj 13y agoBecause someone might alter the content, eg: changing the date of the rally (so some people don't turn up on the right day), or making the event much look more unconvincing so you don't bother going.
- randomdestructn 13y agoI'm getting a valid cert. http://i.imgur.com/FQ4Yb94.png http://i.imgur.com/FQ4Yb94.png
- rwmj 13y agoI'm getting a valid certificate so maybe you are being MITM'd?
- jlgaddis 13y agoIf/when this happens again, run this command and paste the output: $ openssl s_client -showcerts -connect rally.stopwatching.us:443