How to Fix ‘Your Digital ID Name Cannot be Found’ Error in MS Outlook

If you use a digital certificate, you may sometimes have trouble getting Outlook to work with your certificate. When you open encrypted emails, your email client reports that the underlying security system could not find your digital ID. If this is a temporary problem, restarting Outlook should help resolve the issue. If the problem persists, perform the following troubleshooting steps.

What is a numeric identifier name?

A numeric identifier allows you to send digitally signed messages using Microsoft Outlook. A numeric identifier – also known as a digital certificate – helps confirm your identity and protect the authenticity of your e-mail message from tampering. You can also encrypt messages to improve data security. read more

How to Resolve ‘NET ERR_CERT_REVOKED’ Issue on Google Chrome

NET ERR_CERT_REVOKED is a Google Chrome error that occurs when some users try to access a specific site. In some cases, the problem is more universal and users are unable to access more than one site, which makes the problem even more frustrating.

First, the error code itself indicates that the error occurred when attempting to access the site because the SSL certificate for the site has been revoked. This usually happens when the certificate issuer revokes and deletes the certificate provided to the site. In this case, there is nothing visitors can do to fix the NET ERR_CERT_REVOKED error in Google Chrome. read more

How to Troubleshoot ‘This Share Requires the Obsolete SMB1 Protocol’ Error Message

You are getting the message “Cannot connect to File Share. This share requires an outdated SMB1 protocol” when you try to access a remote file share? If yes, the problem is that the remote server you are trying to connect to is using an outdated SMB1 protocol for the share (Windows 10 uses SMB2 or higher by default).

However, SMB1 is included in the optional Windows features for users like you, who can enable it if needed. Follow these guidelines and you should be able to connect to a remote file-sharing server without any problems. read more

How to Fix `SSL_Error_Bad_Mac_Alert` in Firefox

When browsing websites in Mozilla Firefox, you may encounter errors such as SSL_ERROR_BAD_MAC_ALERT. This problem occurs mostly on Mac computers and not so often on Windows 10 PCs. When users try to access secure websites with security certificate issues, the error is displayed. An error message is displayed:

“Secure connection failed.
An error occurred when connecting to example.com. SSL host is reporting an invalid message authentication code. Error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_MAC_ALERT
The page you are trying to access cannot be displayed because the authenticity of the received data cannot be verified.
Please contact the owners of the site to let them know about this problem.” read more