> I noticed that, by connecting to some https domains from some exitnodes, I > receive a warning of a false certificate. Closing the circuit and using > another one (so another exit node) makes the things back to normal. > > I could identify only one exitnode, have still doubts for 2 others > > bach from Germany : 212.42.236.140 > > Trying to go to login into the e-gold website.... Firefox warned me that > the certificate I received has the same name than another one that is in my > browser (the true one!!) but with another signature... Funny hey? May I say THIS IS A VERY SERIOUS ISSUE and needs to be investigated!!! Gold is a very heavy element, and though it could melt, it does not pulverize. It also does not fall in value like the in-reality worthless (not) Federal (who has no) Reserve notes known as Dollars. I do not admit using the e-gold website, but I find it extremely disturbing that Tor exit nodes are trying to present false certs when trying to visit the e-gold website. THIS IS A TOTAL OUTRAGE! We need a in-depth investigation.
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