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How long does a self-signed certificate's "Proceed Anyway" exception last in Google Chrome?
As is usual with most web development, I have a web server using a self-signed certificate for HTTPS access.
I notice myself needing to go through the "Proceed anyway" prompt in Chrome once about ...
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How to use an EC private key with curl+libnss?
I am attempting to use a client certificate with curl. If I use a curl binary built against openssl or libressl, it works without issue. If I use a curl built with libnss, then it refuses to load the ...
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Mysterious ERR_CONNECTION_RESET on specific website, what's the cause?
I have three Windows 10 machines in my home network, one desktop (LAN) and two laptops (WLAN). I am trying to access a certain website (belastingdienst.nl, the Dutch tax agency website). Results (...
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Add permanent SSL exception for expired certificate in Chrome
I tried to add a SSL exception according to these insctructions:
Export current certificate as file (*.cer)
Import it under Trusted Root Certification Authorities
After I restart Chrome 78 I don't ...
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Disable SSL hostname check in Chrome
How I disable SSL certificate error when CN does not match DNS name in Chrome?
In IE, this is done by Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced (tab) -> Scroll down to section "Security" -> checkbox: "...
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How test test PWA on locally hosted webserver using physical Android device?
I have a test webserver hosted locally (127.0.0.1), hosted with https (port 443).
(The webserver is hosted in Virtualbox, but I don't know if that matters).
The site is hosted using a *.[mySite].com (...
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Access HP Switch Web-UI in HTTPS Admin Mode
On my HP 1820 G24 Switch, I set Secure HTTP Configuration (enabled HTTPS Admin Mode). For that, the Switch generated its own SSL certificate.
So far so good.
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When I try to access the Web-UI in ...
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wget ERROR: cannot verify localhost's certificate, ..Self-signed certificate encountered
How Can I implement a secure https connection on ngnix
I want to implement https on my localhost.I am running http server nginx on ubuntu 20.04
What I did was i issued the command
sudo openssl req -...
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Chrome V84 certificate valid but "Not Secure"
Chrome pushed out version 84.0.4147.89 this week and started marking one of our websites as "Not Secure" even though our certificate is valid.
This is only happening on Win7 machines, other ...
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Cant login to Developer Apple account - connection not secure
When I want to login to developer.apple.com on Safari I have error that Safari can't establish secure connection to https://idmsa.apple.com/IDMSWebAuth/login?appIdKey.....
I could do that before ...
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IIS: Add public certificate for other top level domain
I have a Drupal Web Server running on Windows Server 2008 R2 with IIS 7. The certificate is about to expire so we got another certificate, but it is for *.gov. Our original website is www.xyz.org as ...
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How to setup https ssl on tomcat server by wildcard certification?
I'm trying to setup https://my.example.com to access Tomcat web linux server.
The first step, I trying to use 'keytool' to generate one, it works, but the browser will show red lock icon(I try https:/...
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How to ignore self-signed certificate error: net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID with Chrome?
I am trying to access an HTTPS site with Chrome and it is throwing my a self-signed certificate error: net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID. I have tried clicking the red lock/warning sign button in the ...
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HTTPS client "pairing"
I need to restrict usage of a certain site to a limited number of customers.
More than that, actually: I would like to allow access from a restricted number of physical devices (Win + Android).
This ...
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Is there a way to make Chrome assume a domain's certificate is valid (in other words, skip validating its certificate)?
Is there a way to make Chrome on Windows avoid validating the certificate for a domain such as (www.foo.com):
Basically I want to avoid getting this warning message for that site every time I start ...