Stackoverflow HTTPS Error – Heartbleed Bug
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Stackoverflow HTTPS Error – Heartbleed Bug
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#4This is more likely the result of a sysadmin screwing up the response and not bothering to check the work. Maybe s/he should post on stackexchange for some help :D
Re: Stackoverflow HTTPS Error – Heartbleed Bug
#5I don't think this is the bug per se, but it may very well be due to their reaction to the bug. The safe response for secure systems is to reissue certs after patching impacted OpenSSL instances. It looks like they instead have switched over to a previously-issued wildcard cert for *.stackexchange.com. The cert is valid, but it's for the wrong domain. This is more likely the result of a sysadmin screwing up the respo…
Re: Stackoverflow HTTPS Error – Heartbleed Bug
#6This says it is patched? http://possible.lv/tools/hb/?domain=stackoverflow.com
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#7This says it is patched? http://possible.lv/tools/hb/?domain=stackoverflow.com
Re: Stackoverflow HTTPS Error – Heartbleed Bug
#8What am I supposed to see? I just get an invalid certificate? Or is that what I am supposed to see?
Edit: Looking closer at the invalid cert, it appears to be a host name conflict, not a self-issued cert. This is probably a result of the rush to re-issue.
However, BEWARE! Invalid certs are nearly always suspicious!
Re: Stackoverflow HTTPS Error – Heartbleed Bug
#9What am I supposed to see? I just get an invalid certificate? Or is that what I am supposed to see?
It looks like they self-issued new certs after patching their servers: A radical move, if that's the case, but it's probably justified given the scope of the bug. Edit: Looking closer at the invalid cert, it appears to be a host name conflict, not a self-issued cert. This is probably a result of the rush to re-issue. However, BEWARE! Invalid certs are nearly always suspicious!