Solved ISP Site Access.

[Roderunner]

Hi Folks,
I got the following when trying to access my ISP's web site. Any advice on what should be done.

 

[Maguscreed]

Are you sure the date and time on your computer is currently correct?
This is often the cause of certificate problems.

 

[Roderunner]

Are you sure the date and time on your computer is currently correct?
This is often the cause of certificate problems.

Both PC's time & date are correct.

 

[Maguscreed]

well I know akamai is legit and that they own about 60 domains and assist with even more.

I don't think you're looking at a dangerous situation here.
It's possibly just a bad change in code on the part of the site
Akamai Technologies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Bill2]

Run a malware scan with mbam. Maybe also some free rootkit revealer.

Other than malware cleaning, try changing the url E.g. use www...... if you aren't already or go up one level in the url, then open the subsequent level from that page.

 

[Roderunner]

well I know akamai is legit and that they own about 60 domains and assist with even more.

I don't think you're looking at a dangerous situation here.
It's possibly just a bad change in code on the part of the site
Akamai Technologies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Your link is interesting although I have not read all of it yet.
I clicked on the details tab and got this View attachment a248.e.akamai.net.zip

 

[Roderunner]

Run a malware scan with mbam. Maybe also some free rootkit revealer.

Other than malware cleaning, try changing the url E.g. use www...... if you aren't already or go up one level in the url, then open the subsequent level from that page.

Hi Bill2, I know my pc's are clean. The site was accessed from a stored bookmark, which gave the issue in question. I Googled the same site, WOT showed green, but FF latest version & IE9 could not find the page.

 

[Schroff87]

Mozilla updated firefox with some changes to recognized SSL certificates, could be because of that. Does it happen with IE as well?

 

[carwiz]

Run a scan. Your problem is with "b.scorecardresearch.com".

If nothing shows up, it could be a FireFox addon you loaded recently. Appears to be trying to send info to the data collection site under the Akamai certificate. Not good!

 

[Roderunner]

Mozilla updated firefox with some changes to recognized SSL certificates, could be because of that. Does it happen with IE as well?

Yes, I'm afraid it does.

 

[Roderunner]

Run a scan. Your problem is with "b.scorecardresearch.com".

If nothing shows up, it could be a FireFox addon you loaded recently. Appears to be trying to send info to the data collection site under the Akamai certificate. Not good!

Scans have been clean, no new addons in use.

 

[Shukaku]

Most likely one of the ads loading on the site is expired. Nothing you can do about that, except wait for the site webmasters to get in touch with their ad company. Alternatively, you can notify the webmasters of the site via the contact form.

 

[Roderunner]

Most likely one of the ads loading on the site is expired. Nothing you can do about that, except wait for the site webmasters to get in touch with their ad company. Alternatively, you can notify the webmasters of the site via the contact form.

It was my ISP's site and has been reported to them.

 

[Roderunner]

I had been using a saved bookmark to open ISP site, and it gave me the cert. violation. Ran CCleaner using same bookmark, same result. Opened using a link in mail from ISP re new bill ready to view, NO violation. Tried again after using CCleaner, NO violation. New saved bookmark made.