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Kaspersky hijacked by default all SSL connections and causes security errors. These errors are legitimate because Kaspersky is doing exactly what an attacker would have done.
Try this in Kaspersky:
Kaspersky -> Settings -> Traffic Monitoring ->
"Encrypted Conncections": check "Do not check encrypted connections" or "Prompt for scan when a new encrypted connection is detected"
Try this in Kaspersky:
Kaspersky -> Settings -> Traffic Monitoring ->
"Encrypted Conncections": check "Do not check encrypted connections" or "Prompt for scan when a new encrypted connection is detected"
