Safari Security Warning

[nefan65]

Okay, using El Cap and Safari 9. We have an internal web site, and it uses HTTPS. I'm getting the following error...

Safari Prevented an Insecure Connection

It's an internal site. I know the certificate should be updated, but we can't at this time, so we're getting this error on various clients. Any way to bypass?

 

[!!!]

Okay, using El Cap and Safari 9. We have an internal web site, and it uses HTTPS. I'm getting the following error...

Safari Prevented an Insecure Connection

It's an internal site. I know the certificate should be updated, but we can't at this time, so we're getting this error on various clients. Any way to bypass?

Don't use beta software for a business. And don't forget to bug report it.

 

[nefan65]

Don't use beta software for a business. And don't forget to bug report it.

We're testing. But because the site probably won't be updated prior to October/November, we'll probably have El Cap out and about with this still an issue. Bug has been reported, but was wondering if there was a work around until then to test...at least that's what I thought this forum was for/about?

 

[SG-]

it's like your internal server has an ancient/insecure certificate type (RC4?). new browsers are starting to block those. try loading it with Chrome, if Chrome loads it, it should provide you a warning too about the certificate.

 

[nefan65]

it's like your internal server has an ancient/insecure certificate type (RC4?). new browsers are starting to block those. try loading it with Chrome, if Chrome loads it, it should provide you a warning too about the certificate.

I'll give that a try. Thanks...