https://support.elastic.co is not secure. I do not want enter my credentials because the certificate is invalid.
I can see a valid certificate. Are you sure your browser and Os are up to date?
Could you share some screenshots?
The cert is valid I just checked I chrome and FFox. I suspect perhaps you have an old cached certificate it was updated in June 2020. Perhaps try with incognito?
Hi, Stephen, thanks for the reply. I tried removing all cached data from Chrome, and I tried opening support.elastic.co with Incognito. Both attempts failed.
I attached a screenshot showing the cert hasn't expired.
On Mac...
BTW I am also on MacOS Catalina 10.15.7
Have you looked into your Keychain Access to see if you have an old cert that needs to be cleaned out.
Do you work at a company that that filters all your traffic through a proxy?
Can you try from another machine?
Try the url from your mobile?
I will check internally with our support but if we had a bad cert we I suspect we would be flooded with calls which we AFAICT we are not as I looked through the internal channel.
Update : I have tried from 2 different macs and a mobile, none are showing a bad cert, I suspect it is something in your ecosystem.
Thanks, Stephen. I think you're correct about it being specific to my ecosystem. I'm able to access it without cert issues from another machine and on mobile.
I need to double check my Keychain Access and whether there is a proxy I'm unaware of.
@jwasserman BTW got a report of same thing from another user... curious if you have seen again...I am checking internally again...
UPDATE : Turns out there is something down deep / a bit esoteric with our SalesForce integration which we are the process of fixing.
Just thought I would follow up
Hi, Stephen. Thanks for the follow-up. I still see the issue when I check on my work machine behind VPN, and I have not changed anything on it from last time - I just ended up ignoring it and proceeding since the site works OK from elsewhere.
I can confirm it works on the same machine without VPN. So it might be related to that.
