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[PyroCreationZ]

Just when I tried loggin in I got a firefox message saying the certificate is outdated (or something similar).
I had to add it to trusted websites to continue.
Anyone else experienced this? Or is my PC being hijacked?!

[dogsbody]

^{just got something similar, but as the computer here is so locked out i just clicked yes!}

[martyn]

Just when I tried loggin in I got a firefox message saying the certificate is outdated (or something similar).
I had to add it to trusted websites to continue.
Anyone else experienced this? Or is my PC being hijacked?!

I had that yesterday also.
I added an exception for the site - hope that was OK

[dr thrust]

my google has been hijacked ,and its a tricky b@#/rd to get rid of, i cant use youtube now to post vids , its ok though a 10 lb sledge hammer in the back yard will fix it

[Mortartube]

I have had the same thing logging onto my online banking with Firefox since last night.

[BrightStar]

It looks like the UKPS site SSL cert expired on 01/10/2010. It should still protect your passwords etc. but the browser will show warning messages.

I'm sure Richard will renew it as soon as he's back from Southport.

[PyroCreationZ]

Indeed, nothing wrong really.
As soon as Richard renews the certificate it will be fine.
Adding it to the safe website list in your browser is not really a problem either (unless UKPS gets hacked maybe).

my google has been hijacked ,and its a tricky b@#/rd to get rid of, i cant use youtube now to post vids , its ok though a 10 lb sledge hammer in the back yard will fix it

That's pretty sh*te! You should download a spyware, ... remover. There are plenty free ones out there that do the job well. If some core files have been modified in your Windows... well that's a whole different story.
Best thing to do then is a complete format & reinstall.

[Richard H]

I have submitted a CSR for the domain - hopefully won't take long. In the mean time I have disabled SSL logins to avoid the warning messages being generated in your browsers.

Cheers all,
R

[Richard H]

The certificate is up and running once more!