btc-e.com uses an invalid security certificate

[miernik]

I am trying to access BTC-E with Firefox 10, and regardless of whether I go to https://btc-e.com or https://www.btc-e.com I get something like:


btc-e.com uses an invalid security certificate.

The certificate is not trusted because no issuer chain was provided.

(Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer)


What are your experiences?

[DeathAndTaxes]

I get no such error using Chrome.  Cert looks good.

Issuer:

Code:

CN = PositiveSSL CA
O = Comodo CA Limited
L = Salford
S = Greater Manchester
C = GB

Subject:

Code:

CN = btc-e.com
OU = PositiveSSL
OU = Domain Control Validated

Alternate Name:

Code:

DNS Name=btc-e.com
DNS Name=www.btc-e.com

Either it is a bug in Firefox 10 or you got some url redirection going on.

[Kluge]

I get no such error using Chrome.  Cert looks good.

Same here. Issued by PositiveSSL CA

[Nefario]

Have you deleted any of the root certs from your browser?

[miernik]

Hmm, no, I didn't delete anything, but this might be related:

http://jimmyzimmerman.com/blog/2011/03/positivessl-untrusted-connection-in-firefox.html

[mr chong]

I am using Firefox 8 and everything works fine.

[zer0]

Works fine using both convergence.io SSL checks and regular comodo issued cert in Iceweal 11.0 for debian which is basically firefox

[arby]

Maybe your browser is too old, also make sure you are loading the real website, not a clone (some trojans modify your nameserver records and point you to different websites)


I have used myself with Firefox 10, and Firefox 11, and all works fine.

Also, I have used with chrome, and chromium and everything is fine as well.

[Garr255]

Looks good to me. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9542654/btc/Capapap.png