Hi, recently I tried to get into SOUNDCLOUD but it pops up an error about the authenticity of the web. I googled and I tried:

- adjust PC's time and date
- disable Nod 32 SSL certificate scan
- Enabling soundcloud as a trust site from Windows security pannel
- Disable phishinng protection from Google Chrome

Nothing Works and it's driving me crazy! Any help or solution?

Apparently Soundcloud works in Mozilla Firefox but When I get into "liketodownload" from Facebook the error pops up again.

My OS is Windows XP 32 bit

Thanks.

 

Heartbleed bug syndrome

 

Heartbleed bug is serious id probably stop trying to log in .... use a different computer and change your password asap.... as well as any other sensitive passwords you have used on that computer recently.... possibly even wipe the comp if you think the comp SSL certificates have been compromised.... its a bitch resetting all the certificates and much easier to just wipe the comp..... i don't care for google chrome at all.... when you go into the windows task manager and look at your running processes chrome has three diff processes running and none of them can be turned off manually.... the only other programs ive seen act like that were norton virus AOL and Mcafee......

 

OK, thanks for the answers, do you recomend me reinstalling the OS or use an antivirus scan?

 

Bonjour everyone,

This requires to (try to) log in, doesn't it ?

I've got a problem similar to Shake_puig, and first tested the same solutions. Nothing worked.
Got it too for twitter. Looks like this =>



But :
- I've never had an account on twitter or SoundCloud.
- So never logged in ...
- I've restored an older image of this OS (Acronis True Image) which hadn't this problem, all showing up at that time. Does not work now. Even an older one : does not work, same problem...

As I don't have to use those sites, this won't give me any nightmare. But : it's strange, isn't it ?

Any idea / hint is welcome. Thank you in advance *yes* .

EDIT :

Trying this now, updating SP2 to SP3 (would explain all the above) =>

Code:

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/WeZJFO2Ie3Y

 

So : updating from XP Pro from SP2 to SP3 solved the above problem(s). Both sites are now accessibe *yes* .