← Back to context Comment by raverbashing 13 years ago Well, I doubt they would be using certificate pinning.So you could bypass it easily 3 comments raverbashing Reply nodata 13 years ago How would I get a SSL certificate issued for an lg domain from an issuer that the LG tv trusts? raverbashing 13 years ago Best case is, they left the "--no-check-certificate" option on for debugging purposes.Or maybe you can import a certificate somehow. sk5t 13 years ago No certificate checking is quite likely unless the TV also has a method to update its CA trust list, and maybe even handle CRL/OCSP depending on the client library.
nodata 13 years ago How would I get a SSL certificate issued for an lg domain from an issuer that the LG tv trusts? raverbashing 13 years ago Best case is, they left the "--no-check-certificate" option on for debugging purposes.Or maybe you can import a certificate somehow. sk5t 13 years ago No certificate checking is quite likely unless the TV also has a method to update its CA trust list, and maybe even handle CRL/OCSP depending on the client library.
raverbashing 13 years ago Best case is, they left the "--no-check-certificate" option on for debugging purposes.Or maybe you can import a certificate somehow. sk5t 13 years ago No certificate checking is quite likely unless the TV also has a method to update its CA trust list, and maybe even handle CRL/OCSP depending on the client library.
sk5t 13 years ago No certificate checking is quite likely unless the TV also has a method to update its CA trust list, and maybe even handle CRL/OCSP depending on the client library.
How would I get a SSL certificate issued for an lg domain from an issuer that the LG tv trusts?
Best case is, they left the "--no-check-certificate" option on for debugging purposes.
Or maybe you can import a certificate somehow.
No certificate checking is quite likely unless the TV also has a method to update its CA trust list, and maybe even handle CRL/OCSP depending on the client library.