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Hi !<br />
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I manage a webserver containing a secure section protected with a SSL web certificate. Everything work fine and when I browse the site from everywhere, I see my certificate by thawte.<br />
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However, when I try to acces the same site from a computer on the government network (Im not in USA) , it seems that their proxy replace my original SSL certificate with a custom one, the site still look secured but the certificate securing it is not the one from thawte. This is the case for all other site I know secure (<a href="http://www.royalbank.com" rel="ugc">www.royalbank.com</a>, <a href="http://www.ingdirect.com" rel="ugc">www.ingdirect.com</a>&nbsp;etc...)<br />
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Should I trust this ?<br />
Does it mean they can have access to the date I send and receive ?<br />
What king of system does that (for further reading)<br />
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Thank you<br />

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Hi !

I manage a webserver containing a secure section protected with a SSL web certificate. Everything work fine and when I browse the site from everywhere, I see my certificate by thawte.

However, when I try to acces the same site from a computer on the government network (Im not in USA) , it seems that their proxy replace my original SSL certificate with a custom one, the site still look secured but the certificate securing it is not the one from thawte. This is the case for all other site I know secure (www.royalbank.com, www.ingdirect.com etc...)

Should I trust this ?
Does it mean they can have access to the date I send and receive ?
What king of system does that (for further reading)

Thank you


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