Fortra – Data Classification, MFT, Identity Management.Endpoint Protector – Data Loss Prevention ( DLP).Contrast Security – Application Security Software.Crashtest Security – Web Vulnerability Scanner.Axiomatics – Attribute-based Access Control, Dynamic Authorization.Airlock-Digital – Effective Application Whitelisting.It can be that I accidentally cleared logs when I tried to convert them to text format. I have created a log archive and attached it. There are programs on my D drive (still existing after a re-installation), but as far as windows is concerned, they are not installed. I literally installed no other software on my machine. Given this issue claimed potential other software and because my application is a reasonably fresh windows installation, I'll give an exhaustive list of applications installed on my computer: Is there anything else I can do to fix it or to help provide extra information in order to fix the issue? Not the ideal situation but it resolves the issue, for now. I will re-check tomorrow, if the installation date had some influence on the https webshield. Since that did not work, I disabled my HTTPS web scanning for now. Still, this time was in the provided time range, so it shouldn't matter, right? (If it does, the problem should magically fix itself in the morning).Ībout websites: There were a few websites I tried, including google and eset, just in case google mis-configured their certificates.
However, looking at the time of download of ESET, I noticed that it showed the date of tomorrow, for some weird reason. Valid:, 2:13:44 PM -, 2:13:44 PM (Central European Standard Time) Ĭertificate Authority: No Ībout system time: My system clock is at, which is correct and in the time range. Looking at the certificate, I found the following information. (MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_NOT_YET_VALID_ISSUER_CERTIFICATE in firefox or DLG_FLAGS_SEC_CERT_DATE_INVALID in edge). I tried accessing the internet and all https based sites got an invalid certificate warning.
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