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The Windows trusted the self-signed certificate but Google Chrome returned the NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID error
I created a self-signed Root CA certificate, then created an IA certificate signed with Root CA, and finally created a server certificate signed with IA certificate.
These are the commands that I use:
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Make a site hosted in IIS server use https and access it within the intranet
I have a site hosted on my IIS server and I can access it on http:localhost. I made a self-signed certificate and added it to the site and can access it via https:\\localhost. I want the site to be ...
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Certificate is valid, but website shown as not secure on some browsers
So I'm currently trying to set up a website over https. I have a webserver running Ubuntu and Apache2, and DNS records are set to direct example.com and www.example.com traffic. I have a valid ...
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Invalid SSL certificate for Wikimedia, only on my PC and only on LAN; resolves correctly on Wi-Fi
Since yesterday I'm having trouble with anything related to the https://upload.wikimedia.org/ URLs, they all give an ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID error.
I tried some troubleshooting and I noticed that ...
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Certificate Authority works in Linux but fails in MacOS
I want to create a self-signed root certificate authority, such that the certificates signed by this CA are trusted by the OS which trusts the CA.
After following a couple different guides, I managed ...
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Subversion Edge installing certificate on Windows deployment
I'm trying to get HTTPS to work on a new Collab.net Subversion Edge server deployed on a Windows environment. It currently serves the site in HTTPS but is using the default self-signed cert.
I located ...
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Chrome 107 - marks self-signed certificate Not Secure despite cert is installed
I'm running create-react-app with self-signed HTTPS certificate locally.
The certificate is installed in User's Trusted Root CA
Despite that Chrome still marks the website as Not Secure what for ...
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How do I deal with NET:ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID in Edge?
I'm working on a legacy application with invalid ssl certificat. I want to run the application on Edge, I get the error NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID, but I can run it on google chrome.
I know I ...
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Set up SSL cert for subdomain to work with https, Centos 7
I've set up a subdomain sm.webscraping.pro working thru http (Centos 7). Yet as to https, the https:// returns rather the main domain content (webscraping.pro).
Any suggestion how to plug in another ...
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This CA Root certificate is not trusted because it is not in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store
I am running a web app on Linux where I dont think anyone will look at it besides myself called node red looking to run the web app on TLS with certs.
Going off this tutorial to generate these two ...
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NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID and certificate is not expired
When I try to access my website using https I receive the below error. This error only occurs from my computer regardless which browser I am using to access the home page. When I try to access the ...
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Enabling HTTPS on EC2 Instance
I have an elastic public IP for my EC2 instance. I have an Nginx server running on it (and nodejs as a backend server). I'd like to enable HTTPS access to my server.
My questions:
Can I create an SSL ...
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Created self signed Certificate working with curl but not with chrome
Architecture:
VM- 10.0.0.50
local computer
I named the CN www.ben.com and put 10.0.0.50 as the IP of www.ben.com in /etc/hosts.
When I curl https://www.ben.com I get the HTML (if I curl the IP it ...
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In Wireshark where can I find the TLS Server's Certificate
I'm looking at a TLS v1.3 headers in Wireshark and I'm not sure where I would find the server certificate that is used to confirm that the server is who they claim to be.
The Client Sends Hello then ...
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SSL certificate: EE certificate key too weak
$ curl -s https://goolge.ca | wc
0 0 0
$ curl -vs https://goolge.ca
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* successfully set certificate verify locations:
* CAfile: none
CApath: /etc/ssl/certs
* TLSv1.3 (OUT),...
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