Security warning when accessing JIRA in Chrome

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Problem

When accessing JIRA in Chrome, the following  security warning is being shown for the site:

Diagnosis

Environment

  • Using Chrome browser.
  • Other browsers does not show the security warning.
  • JIRA is using SSL.


Cause

The certificate used in JIRA is signed with SHA-1.

Workaround

You can click to proceed anyway when accessing JIRA, or add the application URL in the security exceptions of the browser.

Resolution

SHA-1 was deprecated in Chrome version 39 and above, as a measure to force sites using a weak cryptography to migrate to better one, as peer of Google Announcement .

In order to resolve this security issue, you should contact your CA and generate a new certificate signed with a better hash.


Last modified on Jan 10, 2025

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