If you don't get the error on big, trusted sites like gm.com but you do on more obscure sites, then it's just the site having a bad cert. Your OP doesn't specify whether you're getting this on every site you try to access, or just some. My guess is neither of these things is wrong on your computer and you're just accessing sites with bad certificates. If your system clock is set to the wrong date, then certificates that aren't expired might appear to your system as if they are.If your DNS requests are being hijacked and you're being directed to false sites (the whole reason the certificate authentication system exists), you will get this error. A problem with the DNS servers you're using.There are two possibilities that might be wrong in your configuration that might cause this: You get that message when the verification certificate a particular website uses to confirm its authenticity (is actually published by the organization it seems to represent) is either out of date (expired) or does not match the certificate that org is supposed to be using. You can't fix it (except as noted below). Questions? Problems? Submission not showing up? Spot a spammer or a troll? Message #chrome If you think you found a bug, please report it at If you see a spammer, troll, or shill commenter, please use the report option and/or message the mods. Posting tip: check the new queue for your submission after posting. Posting the same links multiple times, or posting them as comments on posts that have nothing to do with your extension is considered spamming, and you will be banned for such actions. We welcome you to post links to any Chrome extensions that you have created, within reason. If you are unable to abide by this simple request, or if your only submissions are to the same sites over and over, or to your personal site(s), you will be banned. Post directly to the original article or source whenever possible. Please don't link to blogspam, meaning blogs or websites that are simply re-hosting articles/information ripped off from other sites. Also, such requests should only be done as self-posts. If you're looking for help with a specific issue, please include your info from about:version (click the triple-bar button-> 'About Google Chrome') and what OS you're using. If you're posting a request for help with Chrome, please use this tag at the beginning of your post title. We have a zero tolerance policy toward spammers and trolls. Please follow reddiquette and the Golden Rule. Some things to consider before posting or commenting: Post links, ask questions, find solutions, and discuss Chrome-related subjects. The 2012 /r/Chrome Survey Results (by /r/SampleSize) are in!Īll about developments relating to the Google Chrome and Chromium web browsers, Chrome apps and extensions, ChromeOS, and Chromebooks.

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