On my PC I am getting ssl errors and it will not connect unless I force it to. It has been doing this for two days straight and my other PCs and phones connect to all the websites just fine, I should mention I am running wirelessly on this system. Do any of you guys know a solution or what could be the problem? Thank you
How to fix ssl errors?
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Someone Somewhere
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Is your WiFi connection encrypted? It's possible that someone's trying to eavesdrop on your connections.
Can you try another browser?
Can you try another browser?
Someone Somewhere
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1) Only OpenSSL. All other implementations are fine, and many are updating to versions with it fixed. SSL itself is fine (not really; people should be moving to TLS. But you need a datacentre for a few weeks to get through it IIRC).
2) They require a MITM attack to do what he's seeing.
Most likely your clock is out as above and the certificates are showing as invalid because your clock is set to either before they were issued or after they expire.
2) They require a MITM attack to do what he's seeing.
Most likely your clock is out as above and the certificates are showing as invalid because your clock is set to either before they were issued or after they expire.
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