A user, EricGT, reported an issue where Chrome shows SSL certificates as invalid when they aren’t. To reproduce the issue, EricGT provided a step-by-step guide. Another user, jomaxro, verified that the certificate appears fine. EricGT later discovered that the issue might be specific to Chrome, as the certificate appears valid in Microsoft Edge. supermathie confirmed that the issue is a known Chrome bug and supermathie provided a link to a meta discussion about the bug: https://meta.discourse.org/t/chrome-chromium-bug-ssl-certificates-show-incorrect-expired-dates/163394.
Repo
On meta search for review.discourse.org
Find topic with link using review.discourse.org, e.g. Google will be treating nofollow links differently - #10 by Roman
Click on link with review.discourse.org
https://review.discourse.org/t/feature-use-the-ugc-rel-attribute-alongside-nofollow/6173
Check certificate by mousing over padlock icon before url to show drop-down menu.
Click Certificate
Clicking certificate will show the certificate
Site still seems to work.
Short answer: this is a Chrome bug, we’ll post more information about it later.
Thanks, will save me some leg work.
