Linux: certificate untrusted but only on Chrome

Kernel_Sanders

I've tried to access online banking via Chrome on Ubuntu but it thinks that the secure socket layer has been compromised. This doesn't happen on Firefox, but could this be that Firefox's security is so lax that it missed it?

kwikbreaks

Chrome on Windows has no issue for me accessing that domain.

What IP address is the domain resolving to for you. Here is what I get from a ping....

Pinging https://www.tescobank.com [107.162.133.159] with 32 bytes of data:

Swipe

No certificate errors for me in Chrome on Kubuntu when I go login to online banking

securityguy

The likely problem is that for some reason you don't have Entrust's root certificate installed in Chrome. Look at the chain of certificates and see which one Chrome is complaining about.

Swipe

BTW that is chromium you are running, not chrome

Kernel_Sanders

securityguy wrote: »

Look at the chain of certificates

I don't even know if that means looking on the browser or the website :embarasse

Swipe wrote: »

BTW that is chromium you are running, not chrome

In case anyone thinks Swipe is being pedantic, Chrome is an OS while Chromium is just a browser.

prowla

Curious - when I run the Chrome browser it comes up as Chrome.

tweeter

Chromium operating system: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os

Swipe

Chromium is the open-source web browser project from which Google Chrome draws its source code

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser)