2013/8/12 Darlene Wallach <freepalestin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
It rarely happens due Google anycast routing errors, but what you described actually it looks like MITM attack or local CA storage corruption. accounts.google.com and mail.google.com have different certificates by design, but can you look at certificate SHA1? Does it changes every time randomly? Also run rpm -Vv `rpm -qa ca-certificates*` and rpm -Vv `rpm -qa nss*`
It seems every time I log in I'm getting notified of certificates
being changed - I can accept or reject. Even if I accept, they
continue be shown as being changed.
Can someone edify me as to where to look for an explanation?
Thank you
Darlene Wallach
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It rarely happens due Google anycast routing errors, but what you described actually it looks like MITM attack or local CA storage corruption. accounts.google.com and mail.google.com have different certificates by design, but can you look at certificate SHA1? Does it changes every time randomly? Also run rpm -Vv `rpm -qa ca-certificates*` and rpm -Vv `rpm -qa nss*`
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