Re: Cahoot's cert
Melanie Dymond Harper <[email protected]> Wed, 6 May 2015 23:48:06 +0100
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> From: Jon Ribbens <jon+ukcrypto-JgzTmhv+UHffC7kMvaharFpr/1R2p/[email protected]> > The Chrome alert is because the certificate is using an SHA1 hash, > and as of fairly recently, Chrome has started to complain mildly about > this because it is considered weak but it is not completely broken. For once Chrome isn't complaining about this aspect, because while it is an SHA-1 cert, it expires in 2015 and thus isn't covered by Chrome's complaints about such certs -- they are distrusting SHA-1 certs (or certs involving a SHA-1 intermediate in their chain) which expire on or after 1/1/2016. This time it's complaining about something algorithm/cipher related, and I really wish they would be more explicit about exactly the problem was in each case; I have spent a significant amount of support time dealing with this sort of question lately... Cheers Mel