So, check this little idea that I have - I want to browse the internet without all sorts of unscrupulous actors collecting every little bit of metadata on me and my family they can possibly get their hands on.
https://den.dev/blog/pihole has a security policy called HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), which means that Firefox can only connect to it securely. You can’t add an exception to visit this site.
Are you getting MITM’ed by your work WiFi or something? You should be able to connect to it securely. If that security handshake is failing for some reason, it’s a red flag that someone is likely mucking with your traffic.
My work’s filter tagged the link as “Phishing”. Seems suspicious. That said, it works fine on my personal device; got a valid certificate and everything.
Getting an error trying to access this:
Are you getting MITM’ed by your work WiFi or something? You should be able to connect to it securely. If that security handshake is failing for some reason, it’s a red flag that someone is likely mucking with your traffic.
My work’s filter tagged the link as “Phishing”. Seems suspicious. That said, it works fine on my personal device; got a valid certificate and everything.
Perhaps it’s blocked for you.
Works for me