HSBC customers in website certificate scare
HSBC customers informed the website's security certificate had expired.

Customers attempting to logon to HSBC's business website had a scare after being told the site's security certificate had expired.
UK business customers visiting www.ukbusiness.hsbc.com last week were greeted by a message explaining that the site's security certificate had expired on 4 March, before asking if they wanted to continue into the site.
A spokesperson for the company said the problem lasted for a day before being resolved, and that the affected certificate was only used to protect the security messages displayed on its site.
"The certificate is not managing any data encryption or security it just allows the security message to be displayed and allows us to change this message if we need to," the bank's spokesperson said.
Apparently, following the warning about the security certificate customers were then free to click through to their online banking services.
Get the ITPro daily newsletter
Sign up today and you will receive a free copy of our Future Focus 2025 report - the leading guidance on AI, cybersecurity and other IT challenges as per 700+ senior executives
-
LaunchDarkly to "double down" on observability with Highlight acquisition
News Highlight's observability tools will be integrated into LaunchDarkly's Guarded Releases software deployment service
By Daniel Todd
-
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE review
Reviews The Tab S10 FE retains the feel and core capabilities of Samsung's high-end S10 tablets, but compromises on the display and the performance
By Stuart Andrews