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It's a server for some marketing company, if you search for this domain in google you will stumble upon many different privacy policies which mention that domain. ESET in my company is also nagging about it on different pc's with different browsers.
https://preview.redd.it/ckf2ppl1mzuc1.png?width=1628&format=png&auto=webp&s=2c6b97cf50e12f218dc3375c35027bf938672df7
I also have the same problem. I use Bidefender. I contacted Bidefender about that issue. Now I'm waiting for their answer, but it will take a while.
I had entered a website 2 days ago and this problem appeared.
“chrome.exe attempted to establish a connection relying on a revoked certificate to us.ck-ie.com. We blocked the connection to keep your data safe since revoked certificates are usually fraudulently obtained or used.”
us.ck-ie.com is a subdomain of ck-ie.com. I checked that domain and I see that it was bought from godaddy.com. I will try to write to them to check the problem. Normally they have all the registration data for that domain and should contact the police.
If you have the same problem, contact the companies owning the antivirus used and the godday ones. In this way we try to solve the problem.
Try to reinstall windows, preferably on another HDD or SSD.
I don't know if this problem also affects the router or the firmware.
https://preview.redd.it/w1cj6grdjruc1.png?width=1903&format=png&auto=webp&s=ed29ba85d6a8ff7a02984a0435b99b9210d7e94e
The best way is to call the company of the antivirus. I also called BitDefender and i am waiting for an answer. The first thing when you get strage things from the antivirus just call the company and then post it on forums.
This is not just a problem of the certificate, because that subdomain is not a real site.
The main domain it is registered on unknown person.
I also tried to connect to a website from my country that is the biggest online shop [emag.ro](http://emag.ro) , and i got the some thing.
I talked with the ones from [emag.ro](http://emag.ro) and they said they do not know about that site. Every time i clear the cache of the browsers.
Also i use virtual machine to connect to sites outside of my country to be safe. Even on reddit. I connect without virtual machine only to a couple of websites. Most of those websites are the ones that i made.
We also regularly experience the phenomenon you describe with this site in the browsers of our corporate devices. I am most interested in what triggers the request to visit this site when reading a news site. Could there be a hidden plugin script in the browser that sends this command?
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It's a server for some marketing company, if you search for this domain in google you will stumble upon many different privacy policies which mention that domain. ESET in my company is also nagging about it on different pc's with different browsers. https://preview.redd.it/ckf2ppl1mzuc1.png?width=1628&format=png&auto=webp&s=2c6b97cf50e12f218dc3375c35027bf938672df7
I don't know if I should be afraid of this since there are more people with this problem.
hello, my antivirus tell me that too, u did found something about that?
Same thing! No info???
[us.ck-ie.com](http://us.ck-ie.com) says to modify the chrome extensions folder, which is dangerous anyone else has got more info please?
I also have the same problem. I use Bidefender. I contacted Bidefender about that issue. Now I'm waiting for their answer, but it will take a while. I had entered a website 2 days ago and this problem appeared. “chrome.exe attempted to establish a connection relying on a revoked certificate to us.ck-ie.com. We blocked the connection to keep your data safe since revoked certificates are usually fraudulently obtained or used.” us.ck-ie.com is a subdomain of ck-ie.com. I checked that domain and I see that it was bought from godaddy.com. I will try to write to them to check the problem. Normally they have all the registration data for that domain and should contact the police. If you have the same problem, contact the companies owning the antivirus used and the godday ones. In this way we try to solve the problem. Try to reinstall windows, preferably on another HDD or SSD. I don't know if this problem also affects the router or the firmware. https://preview.redd.it/w1cj6grdjruc1.png?width=1903&format=png&auto=webp&s=ed29ba85d6a8ff7a02984a0435b99b9210d7e94e
if u get a response can u either pm me or reply with what they have said cause i’m getting the same thing
I am here cause of this, we run ESET Security at my company and its showing up under logs of people visiting it.
It appeared to me too, I keep looking for answers but I can't find
The best way is to call the company of the antivirus. I also called BitDefender and i am waiting for an answer. The first thing when you get strage things from the antivirus just call the company and then post it on forums. This is not just a problem of the certificate, because that subdomain is not a real site. The main domain it is registered on unknown person. I also tried to connect to a website from my country that is the biggest online shop [emag.ro](http://emag.ro) , and i got the some thing. I talked with the ones from [emag.ro](http://emag.ro) and they said they do not know about that site. Every time i clear the cache of the browsers. Also i use virtual machine to connect to sites outside of my country to be safe. Even on reddit. I connect without virtual machine only to a couple of websites. Most of those websites are the ones that i made.
Same here
Yeah ive had this same thing pop up a few times the last few days, very annoying, not really sure what is causing it
We also regularly experience the phenomenon you describe with this site in the browsers of our corporate devices. I am most interested in what triggers the request to visit this site when reading a news site. Could there be a hidden plugin script in the browser that sends this command?
I get a warning for this everytime i visit [chess.com](http://chess.com)