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What does SEC error revoked certificate mean in Firefox?
sec_error_revoked_certificate means that the certificate has been revoked. Your certificate may be issued by a CA trusted by your browser and valid in time, but the CA may have revoked it, and your client is checking for revocation (which is recommended).
Where can I check if my GoDaddy certificate is revoked?
Even simpler, go to https://certificate.revocationcheck.com/drmohanskinandhaircentre.com and it clearly shows that GoDaddy OCSP service replies that the certificate is revoked:
Why is my SSL certificate has been revoked?
An error occurred during a connection to ssptrades.com. Peer’s Certificate has been revoked. The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.
Is the SSL certificate for Firefox 1.2?
This site ( https://ssptrades.com) is currently giving me SSL problems… but only PC Firefox. I can tell the certificate is TSL 1.2 by looking at it in another browser…would that be a problem? If it is how can I generate a certifcate or certificate request for TLS 1.3 using IIS?
How to fix net err CERT _ revoked error in web browsers?
To restore the error message, check the ‘ Query OCSP responder servers to confirm the current validity of certificates ’ option in Privacy Security under the Options page and reload the page. Click Apply and then OK. To restore it, check the Check for server certificate revocation * and click Apply and OK and refresh the page.
What does it mean when your SSL certificate is revoked?
Unfortunately, it’s a server-side error, which means the owner is responsible for solving this error on a permanent basis. Though you’re limited with options, you can solve this error by: Contacting your SSL/TLS certificate provider and know what’s the cause behind it (Only if you haven’t requested certificate revocation).
How is a SSL certificate valid in a browser?
Whenever an SSL installed website is opened in a browser, it checks whether the certificate is valid or not. Usually, the validation of an SSL/TLS Certificate is checked in two different ways. 1. Through CRLs (Certificate Revocation Lists)