If you don’t have an antivirus or encryption installed, then your device is a gold mine for hackers. This ensures that the site’s privacy standards are updated, and thus, you’re safe online.
Before you connect to a site, the browser has to run a security check to verify the site’s digital certificates (SSL certificates). I had to delete all DoD certs and personal certs, completely re-install the InstallRoot package, and (?) re-install the drivers to my CAC reader before it would work.Ī possible explanation for why this happened, based on my reading, is that my BIOS battery died during a PCS, and the fact that system time was temporarily non-continuous caused all installed certs to be invalidated, and re-installing them was not sufficient to fix the problem it needed a hard wipe.Now, let’s break down what exactly it means. Turns out all the DOD certificates had been somehow invalidated, and were corrupting how my reader was signing my CAC certificates, but the certificate installer client was reporting everything as fine. I've successfully used the portal from home computers in the past, though it's been a few months does anyone here have any brilliant suggestions to fix this? I'd rather not go into work if I can help it. If this error persists, it is possible that this site uses an unsupported protocol or cipher suite such as RC4 (link for the details), which is not considered secure.
This page can’t be displayed Turn on TLS 1.0, TLS 1.1, and TLS 1.2 in Advanced settings and try connecting to again. I can't even reach the portal Internet Explorer just displays: I'm having trouble accessing the Air Force Portal from my home computer I need to get some info from my e-mail, and I'm on leave at the moment.
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