javajava

I'm really trying to limit what dials out and what doesn't, but I'm curious if ESET's "if the certificate is invalid or corrupt, block communication that uses certificate" is good enough, and it's safe to deny dialing out to OCSP. Primarily because OCSP doesn't use HTTPS as far as I know. Pretty sure it is HTTP. So I'd rather ESET take care of this. So I guess my question is, is ESET's ability to check the validity of certificates as powerful as OCSP, and is it safer to use ESET's instead? Thanks.

Hi, How are you? I keep getting an error notification of "website certificate revoked" for only one site and only on a specific browser. Excluding the IP address does not work. Url - hxxp://mail.aol.com Browser - Only Firefox (works in IE, Opera, Safari, etc.) Is there a way to fix this other than disabling protocol filtering for firefox? Thank you in advance. -Jav