In GDRP Compliance section, we can see SSL Certificate Posture where Broken Certificate, Active Certificate Issue, Requires Authorization and Browser Certificacte Error are listed. What is the difference between Broken Certificate and Active Certificate Issue? I mean, the user experience is the same and also descriptions are the same. Can you please clarify what stands for Active Certificate Issue?
35:50 The company Microsoft seems like a bad example: if you find similar Microsoft Login pages, you probably end up with a bunch of phishing pages hosted on NON-Microsoft assets. From a point of view of a regular company, then yes, you likely find web/admin portals of the company and in rare cases phishing pages (again on non-company related assets).
11:37 32:30 1:00:51 Shugging that protein shake for the gainz 💪Keep strong brother (and protect our assets)!
In GDRP Compliance section, we can see SSL Certificate Posture where Broken Certificate, Active Certificate Issue, Requires Authorization and Browser Certificacte Error are listed. What is the difference between Broken Certificate and Active Certificate Issue? I mean, the user experience is the same and also descriptions are the same. Can you please clarify what stands for Active Certificate Issue?
35:50 The company Microsoft seems like a bad example: if you find similar Microsoft Login pages, you probably end up with a bunch of phishing pages hosted on NON-Microsoft assets. From a point of view of a regular company, then yes, you likely find web/admin portals of the company and in rare cases phishing pages (again on non-company related assets).