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Issue abstract: Receiving popup message re connection to clearnview.com/
Detailed description: I am receiving a popup purporting to be from Norton. This popup is a warning that “connection to this website is not secure: connection to https://sync.clearnview.com has been blocked because the SSL certificate is not trusted. The Certification Authority has revoked certificate validity. Your connection may be now spied upon or you may be redirected to a fake site.” Is anyone else experiencing this, and what actions should be taken? We encountered this message a couple of days ago and ran a full system Norton scan with no adverse results. We are going to install Power Eraser and try running that as well.
Product & version number: Norton 360 Premium. Unable to locate version number because can’t locate Settings/About in any portion of the Norton App on my PC.
OS details: Windows 11 for Home
What is the error message you are seeing? Please see screenshot as indicated below.
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https://sync.clearnview.com
DNS resolves sync.clearnview.com to 88.214.193.140
The Certificate is not issued by DigiCert, GeoTrust, Thawte,
or RapidSSL
clearnview.com
Common Name =
Subject Alternative Names = point.clearnview.com, clearnview.com, www.clearnview.com, sync.clearnview.com
Issuer = Go Daddy Secure Certificate Authority — G2
serial Number = 649B5B77490A7EC7
SHAI Thumbprint = 502187ED3B7C57D06D3BA86D338ACCB2EBB27BEE
Key Length = 2048
Signature algorithm = SHA256—RSA
Secure Renegotiation:
X TLS Certificate is revoked
The certificate has been revoked. You should replace it with a new certificate as
soon as possible.
OCSP Staple: Not Enabled
OCSP origin: Revoked
CRL Status: Revoked
A picture of a website and a list of computer messages may mean something to users that pass this way.
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Hello @Ms_Jane_Doe
Are you still receiving Norton notice?
Did you clear browser cookies n cache?
Do you run browser sync?
Did you recently install any program / browser extension?
Did you recently allow push notifications?
Did you recently change site permissions?
Did you run Norton Full Scan?
Did you run Malwarebytes Scan?
I don’t care whether the SSL is fake, outdated, or active. I never wanted to connect in the first place. I don’t even know how I got “connected” to this phantom clearnview.com.
The Norton error message says several things: (a) the connection is not secure, (b)the connection has been blocked, (c) the Certificate is not valid, (d) “your connection may be now spied upon.”
Is my computer at risk or not?
I checked my browser and there is no such extension installed as clearnview.
Is my computer at risk or not?
Using Norton Power Eraser, I have run a Full System Scan including Rootkit. No threats were detected.
So now I have to buy and install Malwarebytes in addition to paying for Norton? This is beyond my bandwidth for today. I have spent most of the afternoon on this problem and I have other chores to do besides getting stuck in the minutiae and hassle of more applications, more passwords, more time spent staring at computers.
As I mentioned in my earlier reply, I have run Norton Full Scan.
I don’t do browser sync’s because I run the PC and mobile devices separately and syncing is not a priority for me right now.
No push notifications.
No changes to site permissions.
Firefox and Edge browsers are set to clear cookies/cache etc upon exit.
I will check with my computer consultant company before I proceed with Malwarebytes.
The last time someone installed more than 1 antivirus software on our computer, it caused conflicts and a severe degradation of PC performance. We couldn’t touch a key without the PC running a virus scan, over and over and over.
I’ve been trying to figure out how to get rid of clearnview, and based on this I installed Gridinsoft. I could not get Gridinsoft to allow the free 6-day trial, so I paid the fee (like $40). It was easy to use following the directions on the links above, and as far as I can tell, clearnview is gone. YMMV.
I’ve been getting this as well, it’s why I came to the “ask the community” site to find out info. I’ve done everything - scans, removing cookies. Nothing works! It started about a week or so ago.