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• Firefox does not recognize certificates of any of my banks since the update itself to 35.0.

  I had to switch to Internet Explorer, because all of a sudden I can't sign to one of my banks of Firefox without substitution of this warning:
  "This connection is Untrusted.
  You asked Firefox to connect safely to www.capitalone.com, but we cannot confirm that your connection is secure.
  Normally, when you try to connect safely, sites will present a reliable identification to prove that you're in the right place. However, the identity of this site cannot be verified. etc etc.

  (I prefer Firefox and want to come back.)

  In fact for one of the banks, Firefox not even let me substitute. Capital One, Wells Fargo, USAA Insurance... I am sure that their certificates are all in the right order... and that they expire the same day.
  Come on, Mozilla, you took the decision to switch me to automatic updates, not of me... and that's why I didn't... I'd rather have someone else work out the bugs before you update.
  Please show me how to recover my banks access.
  Thank you

  I found the problem:
  FireFox itself upgrade 35 around the same time that I updated my Kaspersky Internet Security. Two new applications are not compatible.
  If I had just the new KIS or if I was just the new Firefox, there is no problem.
  There is a workaround solution that works very well, and I posted it in the forum of users of Kaspersky. (Is to add a "fake" certificate of Kaspersky Kaspersky supplies you.)
  I'm still not satisfied that Firefox took away my ability to NOT update to Firefox.

• delete cert8. DB file has not prevented the error

  Out of the blue, I find that I can not access all Web sites except my Homepage(BBC News) on Firefox.
  Message reads "this connection is not approved.
  I can use the browsers Safari and Chrome times without problem.
  I followed the advice of Mozilla to remove cert8. DB folder - have retried several times without success.
  I use Firefox update 40.0.3. and this is the first time I have encountered this problem.

   All advice and -hopefully -a solution will be much appreciated.
  

  Them

  I'm sure that you've read about the verification of the system clock: verification of validity of the certificates are no error in the date, time or time zone, and sometimes allowing to use an Internet time source, computers can introduce errors.

  Assuming that's not the problem... Untrusted connection error page displays a code in parentheses (separated_by_underscore_characters)? Sometimes, you need to expand a section of the technical Details of the page to see the code.

  To provide a specific set of next steps, please let us know the error code (or codes) you get.

  For example, among users of Mac recently, a common code is sec_error_bad_signature and the most common reason for that seems to be the shield of Web of Avast. Web Shield intercepts your navigation and filter, but to filter sites secure, it has "fake" certificates for Firefox. Avast have set Firefox to rely on its false certificates, but which seems to fail on a regular basis.

  To test this theory, try disabling scanning of encrypted sites. I saw these steps in another post (if all goes well, they apply to Mac):

  1. Open the Avast dashboard on an affected system.
  2. Select settings in the left side menu.
  3. Adopt a Protection Active.
  4. Click on customize next to the Web Shield.
  5. Uncheck the option "Enable HTTPS analysis", and then click ok

  If that solves the problem, but you want to filter encrypted communication, you need to import the Avast! signature in Firefox Certificate Manager of certificates, References tab.

• Why I can't Facebook more with this new home

  When I don't connect to Facebook, all I get is the screen printing some photos it's a mess

  Hi Joan, have you seen "untrusted connection" errors lately? Sometimes does not load a site style sheets, and therefore the page layout is without style, if the servers providing these stylesheets are unreliable.

  If you get errors of unreliable connection, so we have to help you understand why this problem can be solved. You can see the error page for a code in parentheses (separated_by_underscore_characters). It might be in a section of technical details of the page. Please stick to come back here.

  Here is an example:

  The most common reason for many sites (sec_error_bad_signature) seems to be the shield of Web of Avast. Web Shield intercepts your navigation and filter, but to filter sites secure, it has "fake" certificates for Firefox.

  To test this theory, try disabling scanning of encrypted sites. I saw these steps in another post:

  1. Open the Avast dashboard on an affected system.
  2. Select settings in the left side menu.
  3. Adopt a Protection Active.
  4. Click on customize next to the Web Shield.
  5. Uncheck the option "Enable HTTPS analysis", and then click ok

  If that solves the problem, but you want to filter encrypted communication, you need to import the Avast! signature in Firefox Certificate Manager of certificates, References tab.

  A unique number that affect many windows 10 valuation is that they activated the parental control on their own navigation inadvertently, causing seemingly random crashes. Try to turn off the parental control of Microsoft (or are not part of a family): http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/turn-off-microsoft-family-settings

• Web sites are not displayed correctly

  Facebook, twitter and even mozilla help page is displayed in the display simplified without images. Provides two examples of screenshots. Please answer as soon as possible.

  Unfortunately, the screenshots do not have download. You can start an answer to your own question and use the Browse button under the box attach the image files. Please, cut or blur any sensitive information before downloading. Thank you.

  Since you seem to use Avast, let me explore a possible explanation...

  Did you know the secure certificate errors, for example the sec_error_bad_signature error code? If you have Firefox create an 'exception' to approve a suspicious certificate, concerning only the main server, and if the site gets its style sheets from a server secure, then the page without style.

  The most common reason for the 'sec_error_bad_signature' many sites seems to be the shield of Web of Avast. Web Shield intercepts your navigation and filter, but to filter sites secure, it has "fake" certificates for Firefox. Avast have set Firefox to rely on its false certificates, but which seems to fail on a regular basis.

  To test this theory, try disabling scanning of encrypted sites. I saw these steps in another post:

  1. Open the Avast dashboard on an affected system.
  2. Select settings in the left side menu.
  3. Adopt a Protection Active.
  4. Click on customize next to the Web Shield.
  5. Uncheck the option "Enable HTTPS analysis", and then click ok

  If that solves the problem, but you want to filter encrypted communication, you need to import the Avast! signature in Firefox Certificate Manager of certificates, References tab.

• Almost all attempts to use the results of the internet in the TLS message, that all of these sites cannot be updated

  Mozilla will not let me connect to my own account. Cannot prevent all websites that they are more up-to-date. I see this as a problem of Mozilla.

  Just downloaded Ten Windows and it seemed OK with Firefox and Thunderbird until this problem. Mozilla - call me NOW
  +++ +++ ++++

  If you do not call I give up Firefox and go with Explorer...

  Edit: removed phone # public and robots to spammers. Sorry, but someone here or Mozilla does a on the support of a phone.

  Hi greyfox73plus, the error page usually shows a code in parentheses (separated_with_underscore_characters). Sometimes, you need to develop a technical Details section to find the code. Could you put one you get?

  Here is an example:

  The most common reason for many sites (sec_error_bad_signature) seems to be the shield of Web of Avast. Web Shield intercepts your navigation and filter, but to filter sites secure, it has "fake" certificates for Firefox.

  To test this theory, try disabling scanning of encrypted sites. I saw these steps in another post:

  1. Open the Avast dashboard on an affected system.
  2. Select settings in the left side menu.
  3. Adopt a Protection Active.
  4. Click on customize next to the Web Shield.
  5. Uncheck the option "Enable HTTPS analysis", and then click ok

  If that solves the problem, but you want to filter encrypted communication, you need to import the Avast! signature in Firefox Certificate Manager of certificates, References tab.

• I can get some future Web sites and others do not. When I try to connect to any site, I get this message and cannot connect

  The secure connection failed

  An error occurred during a connection to mail.yahoo.com. The peer certificate has an invalid signature. (Error code: sec_error_bad_signature)

     The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
     Please contact the website owners to inform them of this problem.
  

  The most common reason for the 'sec_error_bad_signature' many sites seems to be the shield of Web of Avast. Web Shield intercepts your navigation and filter, but to filter sites secure, it has "fake" certificates for Firefox. Avast have set Firefox to rely on its false certificates, but which seems to fail on a regular basis.

  To test this theory, try disabling scanning of encrypted sites. I saw these steps in another post:

  1. Open the Avast dashboard on an affected system.
  2. Select settings in the left side menu.
  3. Adopt a Protection Active.
  4. Click on customize next to the Web Shield.
  5. Uncheck the option "Enable HTTPS analysis", and then click ok

  If that solves the problem, but you want to filter encrypted communication, you need to import the Avast! signature in Firefox Certificate Manager of certificates, References tab.

• Cannot connect account MSN (Bing) Firefox (Win10)

  I have the latest version of Firefox and Windows 10. I clear my history and cookies a week and thereafter, this time, I can't connect to my Microsoft Account on Bing as my home page. It gives me an error message of invalid certificate. My computer will also not go into mode 'sleep' now. Related or coincidence?

  The most common reason for the 'sec_error_bad_signature' many sites seems to be the shield of Web of Avast. Web Shield intercepts your navigation and filter, but to filter sites secure, it has "fake" certificates for Firefox. Avast have set Firefox to rely on its false certificates, but which seems to fail on a regular basis.

  To test this theory, try disabling scanning of encrypted sites. I saw these steps in another post:

  1. Open the Avast dashboard on an affected system.
  2. Select settings in the left side menu.
  3. Adopt a Protection Active.
  4. Click on customize next to the Web Shield.
  5. Uncheck the option "Enable HTTPS analysis", and then click ok

  If that solves the problem, but you want to filter encrypted communication, you need to import the Avast! signature in Firefox Certificate Manager of certificates, References tab.

• Firefox blocks of trusted web sites

  trying to order something online. Firefox saying "this site is untrusted. I have used the site before with no problems. They use IE or Chrome. Can you help me?

  hughmaccallum said

  Is this a common problem when you have a combination of Firefox and Kaspersky? I did not use to get a problem. I wonder if the updates of Firefox have caused the problem? It is not a problem if I use IE.

  It occurs when the trust between Firefox and Kaspersky is broken. Usually transparent Kaspersky inserts his signature certificate in the Windows (shared by IE and Chrome) system certificate store and Firefox certificate store, and there is no problem. However, if you use Firefox refresh, the old certificate store is removed and Firefox trusts are more "fake" certificates until it is configured to work with Kaspersky again. I'd say it's the most common scenario on this forum.

• Failed to read the WSDL for the location of the file - EndecaServer communicates by using SSL

  Hello

  I can´t the error "Unable to read WSDL for the location of the file" WSDL URL: http://$ {ENDECA_SERVER_HOST}: ${ENDECA_SERVER_PORT} / ws/manage? wsdl

  I use Oracle WebLogic Server but I found the documentation is for Tomcat

  

  I think that I imported fake certificates, but I don't know what the proper way to do

  
  

  Thank you for your help

  The issue in the original screenshot, is that your web service component specification http instead of https.  Maybe you got past that now, but if not, change it should allow you to connect.

• CatalystPublishCert.p12 - what is - it used to?

  Hi, I had a general question concerning Adobe Flash Catalyst CS5, which is installed with Adobe Design Premium CS5.  If you go to:

  C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash Catalyst CS5\plugins\com.adobe.thermo_1.0.0.273393

  You will find the CatalystPublishCert.p12 file.  Anyone know what this cert file used for?  I noticed that if you delete this file, you can not build of Flash Catalyst AIR applications.  Is there any other use of this file?

  Thank you

  Andrew

  Hi André,.

  That's right, this file is used when you publish your project as an AIR application.  However, we recommend not to remove the internal files in Flash Catalyst installation folder.  This can do a lot of problems.  Is there a reason that you tried to delete this file?

  If you want more information on what is the file...  Creating an installable .air file, sign the file with a digital certificate (similar to how mobile apps require a digital signature).  Catalyst uses a fictitious certificate stored in this file to allow users to easily create a .air file to demonstrate a prototype in a native window outside the browser.  When you create a real software that is shipped to customers, you'll want to use Flash Builder or the command line to sign an application with your own signature rather than the fake certificate.

  -Peter

• the pirates gave a certificate fake windows

  I had the pirates using my computer who put a fake Windows certicicate in my control panel.  How can I get rid of it or report it to someone?

  Open Internet Explorer. Once it has opened and displayed fully your homepage, press Alt key to get the drop-down menus and choose Tools, Internet options. At the opening of the Internet Options dialog box, go to the property page and click on certificates , in the center of the page of the dialog box.

  You should be able to find the certificate of thugs among the six lists that are there.

• no reliable connection - certificate in reality is fake

  When I try to access google.com, I get the message 'no reliable connection '. When I then go to the certificate, it shows this:

  Organization: DO_NOT_TRUST
  common name: DO_NOT_TRUST_FiddlerRoot
  organizational unit: created by: http://www.fiddler2.com

  So now what should I do? I ran multiple scans - microsoft security, malwarebytes anti-malware.

  You are welcome.

  If you do not intend to use Fiddler you can uninstall this program via the control panel Windows (programs).
  You can leave the connection without proxy setting, which should not cause any problems.

• How can I get the seeds a server certificate or a certificate using mozilla.cfg exception

  I work with mozilla.cfg and I would create a security certificate exception. I have the following functional

  UNIQUE Set authentication settings
  Pref ("network.automatic - ntlm - auth.trusted - URIS","fake.com" ");
  Pref ("network.negotiate - auth.trusted - URIS","sso.fake.com" ");
  Pref ("network.negotiate - auth.delegation - URI","sso.fake.com" ");
  Pref ("network.automatic - ntlm - auth.allow - no - name FQDN", "true");

  Whitelist domain Set
  Pref ("browser.fixup.domainwhitelist.fakecorp.com", "true");
  Pref ("browser.fixup.domainwhitelist.fakeassociate.com", "true");
  Pref ("browser.fixup.domainwhitelist.fake.com", "true");

  However, there is a server jump during the UNIQUE authentication process which is forcing me to make an exception of the certificate security.

  Bottom line, I'm looking for a way to preconfigure this exception using the mozilla.cfg method

  Details of the environment:
  Enterprise Active Directory offering the 'autoconfig.js' & 'mozilla.cfg.
  mainly of Windows 7
  Firefox 38.01 & 38.05

  I'm not aware of a way to manage the certificate via mozilla.cfg exception.

  Normally, you use the certutil application.

  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/Mozilla/projects/NSS/tools/NSS_Tools_certutil

• Give root certificates and the 'green list' which sites they are allowed to check?

  More a feature than anything request: I think it would be a good idea to have a whitelist optional for which sites a certificate root is allowed to check. A common situation would be a company cert root - if the browser can be configured to doesn't have to be a CA for the sites within this company users (employees in this case) could be sure that the company was not spying on their browsing to other sites, while allowing them to create and revoke certificates for their own at will. (But I remember at least a story recently where that would have allowed the general public when a CA started allowing the fake sites.)

  Back to Firefox developers and requests can be made here:
  https://input.Mozilla.org/en-us/feedback