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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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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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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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Stop Chrome from going to a website when the connection is "not private" after using Advanced to circumvent that
I'm creating a secure website that uses HTTPS.
When Chrome accessed it, Chrome reported a "Your connection is not private" error.
I then used the "Advanced" button to go to the ...
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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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Chrome, static PKP sets, and TLS inspect without warning
I'm using chrome in an environment that is employing transparent TLS inspect. There is a private CA that issues the certificates and is available in the trusted authorities store. When I visit mail....
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Will Chrome fully remove TLS 1.0?
As of Chrome 84, support for TLS 1.0/1.1 has been "removed" although you can still bypass the warning:
In the error message it states:
The connection used to load this site used TLS 1.0 or ...
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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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Chrome can't load HTTPS IP
I have so many applications that need to load in Chrome via IP but in https
OpenVas
Nessus
Kibana and more ..
I kept getting this on each one of them, there is no option for me to click "Visit ...
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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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Chrome displays "Deceptive Site Ahead" despite proper SSL certificate
I have a WordPress site that I am hosting on DreamHost and when I visit the site in Chrome it displays a "Deceptive Site Ahead" message. The website is bicyclefilmfestival.com. I tried disabling ...
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Chrome dropping www subdomain on request
I have currently setup a website with a ssl cert which does not support wildcards and points to the bare domain. Upon testing the URL on different browsers I noticed that when requesting the domain ...
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How do I view Current User Certificates, and not Local Machine Certificates, on Windows?
When installing a certificate on Windows, you are given two choices:
If I click Next, I can choose to allow the Certificate Import Wizard to figure out where to put it for me, but does this mean it ...
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Why does Chrome say "Your connection to this site is not secure" even if the certificate is valid?
My site has a valid certificate, but Chrome marks it as insecure.
I tried my site using Brave and Firefox, and both mark it as secure.
I also ran this online test, and everything looks fine:
https:/...
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How can I get Chrome accepting self signed certificates?
I have a local REST-API service based on node/express and MongoDB.
I am planning to switch over from http to https.
The Clients are running on Windows Server 2012 R2 (Terminal-Server).
The REST-API is ...
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