5 dice game

[htemp]

The more players, the higher the chances of winning.
Welcome gamers to play.

https://www.5dices.co/

[vlees]

Lol @ design

Sorry, not going to play there because of that. Looks like a JD ripoff, sorry if this site is actually legit.

[vlees]

Not sure if is only me but when i try to connect to the site the page shows me a Secure Connection Failed error message

Site works for me and I it shows the certificate to be validated.

[vlees]

Strange, if i look at the technical details it says this:

www.5dices.co uses an invalid security certificate.

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

(Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer)

But probably is a problem on my side

Which browser are you using and when did you update it for the last time?
The issuer is StartCom Class 1 Primary Intermediate Server CA and if you are using an old browser this CA might not yet be included (it works whitelist based so new CA's are not recognized by old browsers). My most recent Google Chrome 28.0.1500.95 accepts it though so it's probably a legit CA.

EDIT:
StartCom is quite an old CA so your browser must be ancient (or really configured poorly)

[dice64]

I'm running Firefox 23.0 (updated it just today from 22.0) so I don't think that is this the problem and i don't think that someone is running a MITM attack right now
I don't want to go Off-Topic anymore but anyway I've appreciated your help, thanks.
 

It's probably due to him not linking his signed public rsa key with his certificate providers key in the web server. Firefox tends to need this, while chrome already has the certificate providers key built-in.

[Hfleer]

Just saw this site.  Tried to do practice roll but it wants me to register and log-in...

[ASICPool]

Well its using SSL 2.0 which is very old, and known for its very many weaknesses AND SUSCEPTIBILITY TO MITM ATTACKS