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Login page not accessible. Certificate security error.

wsikorski

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I get this when logging in with Chrome and Edge:

Your connection is not private​

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NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
 
Looks like a broken or expired vendor provided SSL certificate for that DNS entry (concours.org)
A support ticket has been raised. Waiting for action.

For now, use this link to access the main COG pages:
https://www.concours.org
 
Interesting timing… immediately after I paid my dues online the security of the page is in question. Should I be concerned? I’m serious, it was right after I made my secure cc payment.
 
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The secure server is still operating correctly.

The data is still safe and encrypted.

There was a clerical type error entered on the "ssl certificate" by the hosting company that is upsetting browsers, causing the error messages to pop up.

The host is working on resubmitting the certificate with the corrected info. This doesn't effect the actual infrastructure, equipment or data.

If you go to https://www.concours.org you will see that the small lock appears in the left corner of the URL box as normal, indicating the secure server is operational. (the example is from Firefox)
 

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The secure server is still operating correctly.

The data is still safe and encrypted.

There was a clerical type error entered on the "ssl certificate" by the hosting company that is upsetting browsers, causing the error messages to pop up.

The host is working on resubmitting the certificate with the corrected info. This doesn't effect the actual infrastructure, equipment or data.

If you go to https://www.concours.org you will see that the small lock appears in the left corner of the URL box as normal, indicating the secure server is operational. (the example is from Firefox)
Thank you.
 
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