a bit OT. On a site we own, we have a certificate (this site is basically a reverse proxy for our email.) If I access the site in Chrome, it comes up invalid, even though the certification path shows as valid. What I get is:
NET::ERR_CERTIFICATE_TRANSPARENCY_REQUIRED.
Mind you, I don't get that error from Firefox. Nor does the SSL Checker at
sslshopper.com see any errors with the cert.. But Chrome and Edge (and iPads, apparently) do complain. And from what I've read, the only solution is to replace the cert from a different provider, one who maintains "transparency logs".
Can anybody shed any light? Is there nothing I can do to fix this? (besides renewing the cert from a different provider, I mean)
(This cert was issued by Entrust Certification Authority - L1K)