vivster said:
Firefox and Chrome too as of late are really tough on bad certificates. There might've been an update that labels specific attributes in the cypher suite or certificate chain as insecure. The easiest thing would be to check what FF is saying about the certificate of the site. You can also post a screen shots. edit: just checked the sites with the latest version of firefox, they seem fine. It might be a security application messing with the certificates. Or it could be a virus that fucked with your host file. But I would have to see the site's certificates first. |
Thanks for the answer.
My antivirus, Kaspersky, has updated today and has installed something called Kaspersky Secure Connection, that I'm gonna uninstall right away because I don't like that programs install other programs without at least asking permission first.
The screen that appears instead of the blocked site doesn't say much, it only says "Your connexion is not safe" and then "The owner of *insert one of the sites I'm mentioned here* has configured your website incorrectly. To prevent your information from being stolen, Firefox has not connected to this website." And then, a link to get more info.
I'm going to uninstall that new software and then check the AV program to see if something has changed.
Please excuse my bad English.
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