Some users have been encountering this issue on a variety of sites that actually have valid certificate chains, causing confusion and worries about whether the sites had been compromised or were using ...

To enable users to browse safely on Chrome, Chrome requires websites to use trustworthy certificates. A secure website must have trustworthy SSL (Secure Sockets Layer ...

While opening a website in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge, if you see an additional parameter called ?gws_rd=ssl in the URL and an error related to the SSL ...

The Chrome browser returns an error message that tells the users that the requested site’s server certificate is invalid even when it is in fact valid. The fix ...

Google Chrome is considered to be the most popular and widely used browser nowadays to access a website. Although Chrome browser is a solid browser, there are instances when certain issues can occur ...

If you’ve encountered errors over the past month when trying to access HTTPS-enabled websites on your computer or Android phone, it might have been due to a bug in Chrome. The bug affected the ...

Google Chrome today has been hit by a bug that prevents the browser from logging on to Google services requiring SSL, such as Gmail and Google Docs. After an update was pushed to Google Chrome, users ...

Starting today, the Google Chrome browser will show a full-page warning whenever users are accessing an HTTPS website that's using an SSL certificate that has not been logged in a public Certificate ...

In a post to the CA/Browser Forum Public Discussion List, Google has set out plans to enforce high standards for security of SSL/TLS certificates in Chrome and products built on it. The Baseline ...