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Link doesn't work for me; Serial that I have is 2b 2c b5 6f 09 3c 54 a0 f9 49 37 69 55 eb c2 20  link works OK; Verify Certificate Common Name: www.dwolla.com Status: Revoked Validity (GMT): Jun 21, 2011 - Jun 20, 2013 Class: Digital ID Class 3 - Extended Validation SGC FreeReplacement Organization: Dwolla Corp. Organizational Unit: Online Services Terms of use at www.verisign.com/rpa (c)05 State: Iowa City/Location: Des Moines Country: US Serial Number: 2b2cb56f093c54a0f949376955ebc220 Issuer Digest: 027604bed5c781846325897410d66ecc |
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July 22, 2012, 03:04:27 AM |
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Looks like they are already on it. New entry just appeared; Verify Certificate Common Name: www.dwolla.com Status: Pending Renewal Validity (GMT): Jul 22, 2012 - Jul 22, 2014 Class: Digital ID Class 3 - Extended Validation SGC Renewal Organization: Dwolla Corp. Organizational Unit: Online Services Terms of use at www.verisign.com/rpa (c)05 State: Iowa City/Location: Des Moines Country: US Serial Number: 2c34739c28b93ac00ea3009662affcff Issuer Digest: 0d0a7f5229e7dacc9b3bbfb77bb9fc6a |
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July 22, 2012, 03:06:15 AM |
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link works OK;
Continue session Error Due to inactivity and for security reasons, your user session has timed out. Click Continue to go to the VeriSign home page. |
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sadpandatech
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July 22, 2012, 03:09:03 AM |
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link works OK;
Continue session Error Due to inactivity and for security reasons, your user session has timed out. Click Continue to go to the VeriSign home page. ahh, did not see the session ID on my end. hehe. Just put www.dwolla.com in the search here; https://securitycenter.verisign.com/celp/enroll/searchCertDetails? |
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July 22, 2012, 03:10:35 AM |
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System Unavailable The system is currently not available. Please retry your request later.   I'm guessing you have a login somewhere? |
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July 22, 2012, 03:13:40 AM |
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System Unavailable The system is currently not available. Please retry your request later. I'm guessing you have a login somewhere? bastards ;p https://securitycenter.verisign.com/celp/enroll/outsideSearch?application_locale=VRSN_US |
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July 22, 2012, 03:58:26 AM |
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Dwolla on Twitter (23 minutes ago):
"Working with our partners at @verisign and @symantec to look into a certificate issue some of our users are reporting. Still secure.
I wonder if someone manged to guess their passphrase on verisign and hit revoke on it? Seems unlikely, but otherwise this is some really strange 'issue'.. Anyone with a cert of there own able to verify that just hitting 'options' and then entering your passphrase will give one the option to revoke from there on Verisign? |
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July 22, 2012, 01:12:24 PM |
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Same message here on my Firefox sec_error_revoked_certificate  |
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July 22, 2012, 03:08:55 PM |
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The issue is still there. According to Firefox, the certificate has been revoked. According to Android browser, it is valid, and the page loads. Doesn't Android check for revoked certificates?!
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They're there, in their room.
Your mining rig is on fire, yet you're very calm.
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July 22, 2012, 03:21:35 PM |
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I wonder if this is having any effect on pirateat40's business model. |
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July 22, 2012, 04:22:00 PM |
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WWW.DWOLLA.COM Pending Renewal Digital ID Class 3 - Extended Validation SGC Renewal Jul 22, 2012 to Jul 22, 2014
WWW.DWOLLA.COM Revoked Digital ID Class 3 - Extended Validation SGC Renewal Jun 21, 2011 to Jun 6, 2013
WWW.DWOLLA.COM Revoked Digital ID Class 3 - Extended Validation SGC FreeReplacement Jun 21, 2011 to Jun 20, 2013
I'm assuming from the 'free replacement' that is listed this happened to them before. Their new one is still pending.
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July 22, 2012, 05:35:17 PM |
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Looks like it is working now with a GoDaddy Class 2 cert. Probably a temporary fix until they get their green-bar cert working again.
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July 22, 2012, 07:11:38 PM |
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Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I believe this is The Powers That Be (TPTB) using their influence at Verisign to interfere with bitcoin.
A few months ago, I have had similar problems with Firefox telling me that the certificates were not valid on the Intersango, Mt Gox, and btc-e.com.
Even today, my android phone will not let me use MtGox Mobile app due to some problem with the certificate.
IMO TPTB use certificates authorities and anti-virus software like Norton to implement a casual form of website blacklisting.
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July 22, 2012, 07:20:17 PM |
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Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I believe this is The Powers That Be (TPTB) using their influence at Verisign to interfere with bitcoin.
A few months ago, I have had similar problems with Firefox telling me that the certificates were not valid on the Intersango, Mt Gox, and btc-e.com.
Even today, my android phone will not let me use MtGox Mobile app due to some problem with the certificate.
IMO TPTB use certificates authorities and anti-virus software like Norton to implement a casual form of website blacklisting.
This is why we need to develop the DarkNet real freaking quick. |
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July 22, 2012, 07:33:03 PM |
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Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I believe this is The Powers That Be (TPTB) using their influence at Verisign to interfere with bitcoin.
A few months ago, I have had similar problems with Firefox telling me that the certificates were not valid on the Intersango, Mt Gox, and btc-e.com.
Even today, my android phone will not let me use MtGox Mobile app due to some problem with the certificate.
IMO TPTB use certificates authorities and anti-virus software like Norton to implement a casual form of website blacklisting.
Ridiculous. When "TPTB" start giving a shit about Bitcoin, they won't interfere with some passive-aggressive certificate revocation scheme. They'll come at it with guns blazing. |
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July 22, 2012, 07:47:33 PM |
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Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I believe this is The Powers That Be (TPTB) using their influence at Verisign to interfere with bitcoin.
A few months ago, I have had similar problems with Firefox telling me that the certificates were not valid on the Intersango, Mt Gox, and btc-e.com.
Even today, my android phone will not let me use MtGox Mobile app due to some problem with the certificate.
IMO TPTB use certificates authorities and anti-virus software like Norton to implement a casual form of website blacklisting.
Ridiculous. When "TPTB" start giving a shit about Bitcoin, they won't interfere with some passive-aggressive certificate revocation scheme. They'll come at it with guns blazing. not to mention isn't bitcoin only a small part of Dwolla's business? It is still possible someone has it out for Dwolla but who that may be is anyones guess. |
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July 22, 2012, 07:48:47 PM |
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Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I believe this is The Powers That Be (TPTB) using their influence at Verisign to interfere with bitcoin.
A few months ago, I have had similar problems with Firefox telling me that the certificates were not valid on the Intersango, Mt Gox, and btc-e.com.
Even today, my android phone will not let me use MtGox Mobile app due to some problem with the certificate.
IMO TPTB use certificates authorities and anti-virus software like Norton to implement a casual form of website blacklisting.
Stay calm, here is the solution about the certificates problem http://perspectives-project.org/ |
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July 22, 2012, 07:52:48 PM |
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Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I believe this is The Powers That Be (TPTB) using their influence at Verisign to interfere with bitcoin.
A few months ago, I have had similar problems with Firefox telling me that the certificates were not valid on the Intersango, Mt Gox, and btc-e.com.
Even today, my android phone will not let me use MtGox Mobile app due to some problem with the certificate.
IMO TPTB use certificates authorities and anti-virus software like Norton to implement a casual form of website blacklisting.
Stay calm, here is the solution about the certificates problem http://perspectives-project.org/how does one know they can trust the 'network notary' server? It seems like one more point of potential breach to me to bypass the CA's and then rely on yet another place for verification of SSL certs. Granted I did not read through to see how they address the trust issue. |
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July 22, 2012, 08:10:58 PM |
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Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I believe this is The Powers That Be (TPTB) using their influence at Verisign to interfere with bitcoin.
A few months ago, I have had similar problems with Firefox telling me that the certificates were not valid on the Intersango, Mt Gox, and btc-e.com.
Even today, my android phone will not let me use MtGox Mobile app due to some problem with the certificate.
IMO TPTB use certificates authorities and anti-virus software like Norton to implement a casual form of website blacklisting.
Stay calm, here is the solution about the certificates problem http://perspectives-project.org/how does one know they can trust the 'network notary' server? It seems like one more point of potential breach to me to bypass the CA's and then rely on yet another place for verification of SSL certs. Granted I did not read through to see how they address the trust issue. I think this quote clears it out... Perspectives takes a different approach to how the web browser determines if an SSL certificate is valid. Instead of requiring browser users to trust an anointed group of certificate authorities, Perspectives gives users the ability to pick a group they trust (e.g., the EFF, Google, their company, their university, their group of friends, etc.) and trust no one else.
How is this possible? Perspectives has a decentralized model that let’s anyone run one or more “network notary servers”. A network notary server is connected to the Internet and regularly monitors websites to build a history of the SSL certificate used by each site. Notary servers or groups of notary servers may be operated by public organizations, private companies, or even individuals.
Rather than validating an SSL certificate by checking for certificate authority approval, with Perspectives the browser validates a certificate by checking for consistency with the certificates observed by the network notaries over time. With network notary servers spread around the world and keeping a history of data, it is VERY hard for an attacker to launch a man-in-the-middle attack (see our academic paper for a full security analysis).
Just like a user picks which search engine their browser will use, they user can also choose what group(s) of network notaries they will trust. The user him/herself can choose whether they trust Comodo, the U.S government, the Chinese government, or not. And because all notary data is public, the quality of different network notaries can be measured and evaluated by anyone, creating a market for better security.
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