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Can no longer connect to my ANZ bank login via Firefox.


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As from this morning I could no longer access my ANZ bank in Australia logon via Firefox which I always use. I can through Chrome and Edge but not Firefox. This is the message I get...

Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue

Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to login.anz.com because this website requires a secure connection.

Anyone else have a similar problem?

 

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Same error here, and there seems to be a problem with their Security Certificate

 

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https://login.anz.com/

 

Peer’s Certificate issuer is not recognized.

 

HTTP Strict Transport Security: false

HTTP Public Key Pinning: false

 

 

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I just checked on my iPad and there it works oke, so it seems to be a Firefox Issue!!

 

Edit: In the screen in Firefox you can click "Accept the Risk and Continue" this will add a exception for that site. But that is totally Up 2 U!

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1 minute ago, fdsa said:

nope, it's web server misconfiguration

 

 

and in addition to the SSL misconfiguration they also use insecure cipher.

So Safari in iPad is more forgiving then  Firefox on PC!

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4 minutes ago, fdsa said:

Short googling revealed that DigiCert company is not added to the trusted list in some operating systems.

WOW this is very bad that a BANK keeps using this!!

 

 

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I got a new laptop and decided to try Firefox. I was having problems with logging on to my Nord VPN,  I never had any problems with my VPN before, and could not figure it out, then it occurred to me that it could be Firefox. switched over to Google and it worked fine, 

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1 hour ago, sirineou said:

switched over to Google and it worked fine, 

i.e. Google Chrome didn't care about something that Firefox did.  ????

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Just signed into ANZ on Firefox just now using my 3bb connection and no dramas.   May have been a lapsed certificate or firefox having one of its many strokes.

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9 hours ago, JetsetBkk said:

i.e. Google Chrome didn't care about something that Firefox did.  ????

But I was not running Google at the time , but maybe it did something in the background. , I would not put it past them. 

But I don't know much about these things. ????

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