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Discussion in 'General Topics & Support Issues' started by kreapul, Sep 19, 2012.

  1. kreapul

    kreapul Guest

    Hi all,

    When I try to connect to my e-banking site.
    I get the following error message: "internetbanking.argenta.be:443 uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because the issuer certificate is unknown. (Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer)"
    Now I have connected to this website many times before, so the sudden change in behaviour worries me. I only upgraded the NoScript add-on in my Firefox 3.0.5 since, and I tried already disabling that. I have also waited a few days in case the problem is at the websites server, but the problem remains.
    With Internet Explorer I can connect to this site without any problem.
    How can I be sure that my Firefox is not hijacked or infected with malware? I did a scan with my Nod32 antivirus, and Spybot and Superantispyware, they all report tha my computer is clean.
    The website provides a link to install the GlobalSign certificate they use, but how can I be sure this is legit? A rogue site might provide such a link too?
    This is the website of my bank, so I don't want to risk to expose my password connecting to it.
    I tried to export the GlobalSign certificate from my Internet Explorer, and import it to Firefox, but I get the message that it is already installed. Is it another certificate that I need to transfer?
    I am using Vista SP1, Firefox 3.0.5, Internet Explorer 7.
    Any help or advise is highly appreciated.

    Sergey
     

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