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There is an old road sign on Belmont Road, Abergavenny. Old, and rusty, and not even that easy to read. It was worse, it was covered in ivy,...
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Looks to be just straight down, rather than a bad cert.
ReplyDelete$ telnet -z ssl -z verbose ibank.barclays.co.uk 443
Trying 62.189.169.151...
SSL_connect:UNKWN before/connect initialization
SSL_connect:UNKWN unknown state
SSL_connect:error in UNKWN unknown state
Connected to ibank.barclays.co.uk.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
Isn't that the same as visiting any of the CACert sites hosted by A&A though? No random CACert installed == Bad SSL warning.
ReplyDeleteNo, that is usually a click through not a try again.
DeleteIt is working today, but slightly amusing that clicking on the "Security" link from on-line banking went to a page not found.
ReplyDeleteI've seen it on several occasions where santander's logout link tries to send you to a page within their staging environment.
ReplyDeleteShows how well they test their site after making it live!