INTEL BTFO https://www.intel.com/

wow it's nothing

>>59669565
WTF I HATE INTEL NOW!

>>59669565
This is part of "Google thinks Symantec's certificates are invalid" drama, this is not a problem on Intel's side and it should work on any other browser than Chrome

>it's another episode of an admin not knowing how to propagate his tls cert through a CDN

Cloudflare and Akamai are truly the cancer of the internet

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>>59669916
I see it in firefox too anon

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He finally GOT EM!!!!!

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>>59669916
>>59669964

>>59669955
akamai exists because facebook and EA
FUCK

>>59669916
wrong for one, this is SHA-256 signed cert.

also,
Error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN

INTELGOYS ON SUICIDE WATCH

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could not reproduce the error

>>59670070
>www-ssl
botnet

>>59670070

Your browser doesn't care about incalid certificates?

That's pretty bad, anon. Enjoy your compromised PC.

>>59669565
I know I'm late to the party, but the issue lies with certificate from akamihd which is a known ad network.
Stop connecting to known malware sites.

>>59670070
ublock origin users probably won't have this issue as it blocks akamihd

>>59670070
>www-ssl
Good one

>>59670473
Not him, but it doesn't care about certificates of sites it doesn't even connect to.

>>59670517
It's an official redirect from intel's www sub-domain.

>>59670485

I use ublock origin and I get the certificate warning.

>>59669565
omg is akamai a virus?!?!??!!1

>>59670564
add akamihd to your filters list, not sure which ones include it, but I usually just add all the obvious ones.
It has known malware
Source: https://malwaretips.com/blogs/rvzr-a-akamaihd-net-virus/

>>59670579
Yes ad networks sometimes include malware, why do you think ad blockers that prevent requests to the domains where originally created?

>>59670564
>>59670582
One of the reasons akamihd isn't blocked on the default filters is that some sketchy video websites rely on scripts loading on akamihd to serve ads to video players prior to the video playing. Blocking akamihd would break these videos from playing, unless you have a good workaround.