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As @linuxxx suggested, if system time is wrong, the certificate will appear out of date.
Or do what I do and use duckduckgo :) -
@DucksCanCode i see you're a man of culture as well
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@linuxxx or maybe Holy MiTM.
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@canonbolt that's possible as well I guess but I'd imagine you'd only intercept unencrypted traffic to avoid this?
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@DucksCanCode yes, that can cause chrome to look like this.
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@canonbolt I know, can it be done if the attacker has his SSL certificate?
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@DucksCanCode yes, without any doubt my friend.
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@canonbolt cool. Just learning what I'm not sure of :) thanks!
Sure Edge... let me just give larry and sergey a quick call, I'm sure they will be happy to help me fix your problems.
question
googles not safe anyway
im on the edge
you care about security?