NetSurf OS3 official development builds

[kolla]

For what it is worth...
* the certificate used on amigaworld.net expired 1582 days ago
* the certificate used on amiga.org it is not even issued to amiga.org, nor contain amiga.org as alternate name
* the certificate used on amigans.net is issued to and signed by localhost.localdomain

Any sane browse will explicitly _not work_ with the above domains.

These *three* domains show all signs of being run by amateurs

(I'm sure the list will grow)

Please use some real-life, well-maintained and functional domains/sites for testing TLS/SSL.

[kolla]

Check pictures, it was asking morph.zone and paypal.com certifikates.

Yes... I am guessing missing CA certificates installed in/for your browser.

I'm prety sure tahat earlier it asked amiga.org and amigaworld.net certifigates. I can't understat how / it decided to ask those paypal / morph certifigates.

It asks for those because there is content on the amigaworld.net page from those pages - like the https://library.morph.zone/logo.png on the amigaworld.net article regarding MorphOS 3.10 release, and a paypal logo under "Support us!" on the amigans.net page. Nothing magic here.

[kolla]

@kolla

just as an FYI.... if you see anything around the site that needs fixing -- especially from a security point of view -- please PM @amigakit to let matthew know. thanks!

-- eliyahu

Really? You expect me and others to remember this?

No, I don't go there - the site owners should get the feces together - this stuff is rudimentary and obvious. I have earlier tried to use the "contact us" that is linked to at the bottom of this page, without seeing any response nor action. I have also tried using the addresses specified in whois ("Tech Email: contact@a-eon.com") in futile attempts at reporting issues regarding fubar DNS etc. (http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?mode=viewtopic&topic_id=452&forum=7&start=380&viewmode=flat&order=0#761384) which led to absolutely nothing - if these obvious contact points don't work, then "amateurs" is a fitting description IMO.