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Kaspersky tries to block Thunderbird startup -certificate error

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b-pilkington
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Hello

Having read good reviews of Mozilla Thunderbird, I thought I would use it as my email application. However, whenever I start Thunderbird I get I warning from Kaspersky anti virus 

'Invalid Certificate detected'.

“SSL connection with invalid certificate detected. Certificate issued for: pop3.tiscali.co.uk Certificate error: Invalid name of certificate. Either the name is not on the allowed list, or was explicitly excluded. Application: Thunderbird”

I have followed the instructions in “Support kaspersky.com/Software compatibility/How to add the Kaspersky Lab root certificate to Thunderbird certificate storage” in order to import the certificate 'Kaspersky Lab Root CA.cer' 'to Thunderbird. However, I am still getting the same warning message when I start Thunderbird – how can I prevent this warning from popping up?

Barry Pilkington

Hello Having read good reviews of Mozilla Thunderbird, I thought I would use it as my email application. However, whenever I start Thunderbird I get I warning from Kaspersky anti virus 'Invalid Certificate detected'. “SSL connection with invalid certificate detected. Certificate issued for: pop3.tiscali.co.uk Certificate error: Invalid name of certificate. Either the name is not on the allowed list, or was explicitly excluded. Application: Thunderbird” I have followed the instructions in “Support kaspersky.com/Software compatibility/How to add the Kaspersky Lab root certificate to Thunderbird certificate storage” in order to import the certificate 'Kaspersky Lab Root CA.cer' 'to Thunderbird. However, I am still getting the same warning message when I start Thunderbird – how can I prevent this warning from popping up? Barry Pilkington

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sfhowes
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You should disable Kaspersky's scanning of secure (SSL) connections, and exclude the TB profile folder from the email scanning option.

https://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?/topic/371162-how-to-disable-ssl-interception/