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  1. iHiD revised this gist Jul 26, 2014. 1 changed file with 1 addition and 1 deletion.
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    5) Look for the expired DigiCert certificate on the RHS. It will have a red X on it and it's expiration date is July 26th (or "today").
    6) Right-click the certificate and select "Delete DigiCert..."

    You should once again be able to access the affected sites.
    That will fix the problem but you may need to close and open Chrome to get it working again.
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    Instructions for clearing expired DigiCert SSL certificate on OSX
    Instructions for clearing expired DigiCert SSL certificate on OSX by [https://gist.github.com/agraves](agraves)

    NOTICE: The following instructions "worked for me." Proceed at your own risk.

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    * Hit return
    2) Select "Show Expired Certificates" from the "View" menu.
    3) Click the "login" section in the upper-left corner under "Keychains"
    4) Look for the expired DigiCert certificate in the main pane to the right. It will have a red X on it. Look for the one whose expiration date is July 26th.
    5) Right-click the certificate and select "Delete DigiCert etc etc etc"
    4) Order by Expires column on the RHS.
    5) Look for the expired DigiCert certificate on the RHS. It will have a red X on it and it's expiration date is July 26th (or "today").
    6) Right-click the certificate and select "Delete DigiCert..."

    You should once again be able to access the affected sites.
  3. @agraves agraves revised this gist Jul 26, 2014. 1 changed file with 1 addition and 1 deletion.
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    * Hit return
    2) Select "Show Expired Certificates" from the "View" menu.
    3) Click the "login" section in the upper-left corner under "Keychains"
    4) Look for the expired DigiCert certificate in the main pane to the right. It will have a red X on it.
    4) Look for the expired DigiCert certificate in the main pane to the right. It will have a red X on it. Look for the one whose expiration date is July 26th.
    5) Right-click the certificate and select "Delete DigiCert etc etc etc"

    You should once again be able to access the affected sites.
  4. @agraves agraves created this gist Jul 26, 2014.
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    Instructions for clearing expired DigiCert SSL certificate on OSX

    NOTICE: The following instructions "worked for me." Proceed at your own risk.

    Symptoms:

    * Visiting several sites, such as github, gravatar, twitter's CDN results in "invalid certificate" errors
    * For example: http://i.imgur.com/8gPRfI3.png

    Instructions

    1) Launch Keychain Access
    * ⌘-Space
    * Type "Keychain Access"
    * Hit return
    2) Select "Show Expired Certificates" from the "View" menu.
    3) Click the "login" section in the upper-left corner under "Keychains"
    4) Look for the expired DigiCert certificate in the main pane to the right. It will have a red X on it.
    5) Right-click the certificate and select "Delete DigiCert etc etc etc"

    You should once again be able to access the affected sites.