Ssl_error_handshake_failure_alert Firefox

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We went to access the internal site after Firefox updated. Then received a SSLERRORHANDSHAKEFAILUREALERT. By what i'm seeing there is a problem with the cert db and retrieving client ssl's from it. Expected results: Site should have pulled up like normal. How to Disable Invalid SSL in Mozilla Firefox?1. Open Firefox Browser.2. Type 'About:Config' in the Address bar. Press the 'Enter' key.4. Read the warning.

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Ssl_error_handshake_failure_alert in firefox
ClosedBug 538496Opened 12 years agoClosed 12 years ago

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(Firefox :: General, defect)

Ssl_error_handshake_failure_alert Firefox
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3.5 Branch
Firefox
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Keywords: crash
URL: http://www.handelsbanken.se/ → https://eleg.handelsbanken.se
Ssl_error_handshake_failure_alert firefox 2017Ssl error handshake failure alert
Closed: 12 years ago
Summary: crash when try to log-in or order BankID (Swedish bank web site) → ssl_error_handshake_failure_alert visiting eleg.handelsbanken.se.
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Ssl Error Code

  1. Open Firefox Preferences
    1. Click on the three bars in the uper right and select Preferences from the menu.
    2. Open Preferences from menu path:
      • On Windows: Tools > Options (or Firefox > Options or Options next to the gear icon) > Preferences
      • On Linux: Edit > Preferences
      • On Mac OS X: Firefox > Preferences
  2. Select the Privacy & Security pane. Then scroll down to Certificates.
  3. From Your Certificates, click View Certificates.
  4. Select the expired or duplicate certificate and click the Delete button. You will be prompted if you want to delete the certificate. Click OK to continue.
  5. Close and re-open Firefox, and confirm that you have one, non-expired certificate.

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Note: You also want to empty your browser cache after deleting your certificate.

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