Privacy error on some network firewalls

[cmal]

Ever since the host change, I've been getting a privacy error on some of the networks I connect from and I can't "ignore" it because the network firewall then blocks. The error is NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID. Is this something that will fix itself in time or does MD's security certificate need a poke?

 

[cmal]

Still getting this. Here's screencaps of what it actually says and the certificate info. I've tried clearing cache and everything on Chrome, doesn't do anything.

 

[MrIncognito]

Is this your home network or someone else's or the network at work?

Because this looks like this might be something snooping on your web activity by inserting its own certificates

 

[BzzBzz]

This one doesn't look like MD certificate. ^ might be right, someone snooping on you.

SSL Server Certificate
Issued to: mangadex.org
Issued by: Let's Encrypt Authority X3
Valid from 2020-01-10 to 2020-04-09

Edit:

TRITON - Web Security is a module of the TRITON Unified Security Center. It is used to configure and manage the Web security features of a deployment.Use TRITON - Web Security to define and customize Internet access policies, add or remove filtering clients, configure Websense software components, generate reports, and more.

Conclusion: STOP SLACKING AT WORK AND DO YOUR JOB PROPERLY FFS!

 

[MrIncognito]

@cmal
After googling the name on that certificate, I don't really think the mangadex devs can do anything about a "security and employee productivity enhancement suite" doing fishy stuff on and/or blocking the site

 

[cmal]

Our firewall at the office does aggressively block some sites like new domains and the occasional software license validation server; this only started after the server change. The one at the library just needed some time before it got the memo.

I do my work properly and completed in timely manner. What I do on breaks, as long as it doesn't violate our acceptable use policy, is my own business. c=

 

[BzzBzz]

> What I do on breaks, as long as it doesn't violate our acceptable use policy, is my own business.

Fine. Why don't you go to IT department then and discuss your issue there?

 

[0xhello]

looks like miku also expired...