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Understanding Zero Trust. What is it?

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In today's digital age, cyber security threats are becoming more and more subtle, and traditional security measures are no longer enough to protect your business data. That's where Zero Trust comes in; a revolutionary approach to cybersecurity that can help you safeguard your sensitive information from all angles. In this blog post, we'll explore what Zero Trust is, how it works,… [read more →]

How to Fix the ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH Error

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Whenever you attempt to access a website with an SSL certificate installed - which is (or ought to be) every website - an operation known as the SSL handshake takes place. During this short period of time, the SSL certificate in question does its job and establishes a safe web server connection between the host (website) and the client (your device). In some cases, however, the … [read more →]

How to Fix the SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG Error

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Over the years, Mozilla Firefox has proven itself to be a fast, lightweight, and reliable alternative to Google's own Chrome browser. While it's certainly a stellar tool and an excellent choice for any profile of user, the Firefox browser comes with its own set of error message alerts, warnings, and pop-ups that don't necessarily overlap with any other web browser. The infamous… [read more →]

How to Fix NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID Error

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Also known as the "your connection isn't private" error, net:err_cert_date_invalid is a relatively common SSL certificate error message similar to the err_ssl_protocol_error message we had previously discussed. It comes in a few variations - depending on the specifics causing the problem in the first place - and it signifies a failure to load the website correctly. What is… [read more →]

How to Fix ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR in Google Chrome

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Whether you read up on them or just ignore them, web browsing errors are indeed a thing, and sometimes they can come up without much in the way of rhyme or reason. Or, at least, that's what it might look like at a glance. An error message is, after all, caused by an error of some sort, and looking into it should be a given. One of the most common SSL connection error examples,… [read more →]