The TLS certificate does not chain to a trusted certificate authority.
TLS_UNTRUSTED · Severity: Error
- Error
TLS_UNTRUSTEDThe TLS certificate does not chain to a trusted certificate authority.
The certificate could not be verified against the system's trusted roots. The reason in the evidence is self_signed, unknown_issuer, incomplete_chain or other. A missing intermediate certificate on the server is the most common cause, and it often shows as unknown_issuer, because the client cannot find the issuer either.
Recommendation: Use a certificate from a public certificate authority and configure the server to send the full chain: the leaf followed by every intermediate certificate.
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Related findings
- Error
TLS_UNAVAILABLENo TLS connection to the domain on port 443 could be made. - Error
TLS_CERT_EXPIREDThe TLS certificate has expired. - Info
TLS_CERT_EXPIRINGThe TLS certificate expires within 30 days. - Warning
TLS_CERT_EXPIRING_SOONThe TLS certificate expires in less than 14 days. - Error
TLS_HOSTNAME_MISMATCHThe TLS certificate is not valid for the domain name. - Warning
TLS_WEAK_KEYThe TLS certificate uses a weak public key.