BTW, illustrating points made here, the cert is for financialcryptography.com but your link was to www.financialcryptography.com. So of course Firefox generated a warning....
Indeed.... and even if that gets fixed we still have to contend with: * the blog software can't handle the nature of a TLS site (internal problems like non-working trackbacks, internal links, posts, ...) * the cert has to be shared with 3 other sites * Firefox will still warn about it being a CAcert signed certificate * ... I'm sure there's more. Hopefully over the next year, the webserver (Apache) will be capable of doing the TLS extension for sharing certs so then it will be reasonable to upgrade. iang PS: SSL v2 must die! Wot, you mean you haven't turned it off in your browser yet? --------------------------------------------------------------------- The Cryptography Mailing List Unsubscribe by sending "unsubscribe cryptography" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]