exitpath.ai: Invalid SSL Certificate Error Encountered

When accessing exitpath.ai, users may encounter an "Invalid SSL Certificate" error. This issue typically occurs when the website's security certificate is expired, misconfigured, or not recognized by the browser. Below, we explain the causes and potential solutions.

What Causes This Error?

• Expired Certificate: SSL certificates have a validity period. If not renewed, browsers will flag them as invalid.
• Domain Mismatch: The certificate may not cover the exact domain (e.g., www.exitpath.ai vs. exitpath.ai).
• Untrusted Issuer: Certificates must be issued by a recognized Certificate Authority (CA). Self-signed or unknown CAs trigger warnings.
• Browser or System Time: Incorrect device date/time settings can falsely invalidate certificates.

How to Resolve It

For Users:

• Refresh the page or try a different browser.
• Check your device's date and time settings.
• Proceed with caution if bypassing the warning (not recommended for sensitive actions).

For Website Administrators:

• Renew or reinstall the SSL certificate.
• Ensure the certificate covers all subdomains (e.g., use a wildcard certificate).
• Verify the certificate chain is properly configured.
• Test the site using tools like SSL Labs' SSL Test.

Why SSL Certificates Matter

SSL certificates encrypt data between users and websites, preventing interception. Errors like this undermine trust and may deter visitors. Regular maintenance ensures seamless, secure access.

If the issue persists, contact exitpath.ai support for assistance.