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A certificate is essentially a badge provided by a third party which confirms verifies that the page you're trying to access is legitimate. Without a certificate, a third party could easily "Spoof" a website to steal personal information. Using HTTP instead of HTTPS opens your data and browsing to a wide variety of easily preventable attacks.
Below are errors that usually appear in Firefox or Chrome.
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NET::ERR_CERTIFICATE_TRANSPARENCY_REQUIRED - The certificate requires transparency, but the one provided did not match up, so it can't be trusted.
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In general, it is NOT recommended to try to fix these errors by disabling or bypassing. These errors exist to keep your personal information safe, as well as the data integrity of the entire university. If you see these errors, please report them to ITS immediately. |
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