[Crypto-chi] Man-in-the-Middle Attack?
eviljoel
eviljoel at linux.com
Wed Jul 22 02:38:00 UTC 2015
Hey All,
So I was looking into attending B-Sides Las Vegas which is at the
Tuscany hotel. I tried accessing the following URL over Tor to inquire
about room availability:
https://www2.tuscanylasvegas.com/smsworld/wc.dll?smsWorld~Availbox~&wsi=port
I get a certificate error: sec_error_unknown_issuer
I tried accessing the site using several different Tor circuits and got
the same thing.
However, I tried the same URL outside of Tor and get a certificate
signed by GoDaddy.com. Is this a man-in-the-middle attack or is there
some legitimate reason for this?
Thanks,
eviljoel
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