Firefox 102 and HTTPS certificates problem

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Streich Colomeda, Dimas

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Sep 8, 2023, 6:33:40 AM9/8/23
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Hi,

We've installed a certificate in our Apache server and Firefox 102 ESR is not recognizing it, it marks the pages at not secure and the user need to add an exception:


But in my personal Firefox (118 beta) and Edge it detects and validate the certificate and works as secure:



Edge:


I searched for tls settings and I can't see differences between the 102 ESR and the 118.
112:


118:


Any tips?

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Streich Colomeda, Dimas

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Sep 8, 2023, 6:44:53 AM9/8/23
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I tried with 115 ESR and the same error:

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Joel Baltazor

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Sep 8, 2023, 9:54:03 AM9/8/23
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I don't know why the differences in versions, but If I were troubleshooting I would try these things first:

1. Does the same thing happen in chromium-based browser ? If yes, that might mean server configuration issue or a trust issue. 
2. Where did the certificate come from? Is it self-issued, do you have your own CA, did you get it from somewhere else?
2a. Press "Mostra el certificat"/"View Certificate" and see who the certificate is issued by
2b. Does that CA show in Tools -> Privacy & Security -> Security -> View Certificates -> Authorities

3. Looking at the Apache server,  - Are you using Mozilla's recommended settings: https://ssl-config.mozilla.org/ (Apache -> Intermediate).  Thinking mostly about SSLProtocol & SSLCipherSuite settings.

Mike Kaply

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Oct 10, 2023, 10:07:16 AM10/10/23
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Were you able to try any of Joel's recommendations?

This might be worth opening a Bugzilla bug to get the larger team involved.


Mike

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