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There we go: With looking for the ocsp string in the browser console I found two other domains: http://ocsp.startssl.com/sub/class1/server/ca http://clients1.google.com/ocsp Ok, I think I understand now it's Firefox checking the certificates. I'm pretty sure only some days ago those connections star...

I'm pretty sure now it's just Firefox checking the certificates! At least I could claim that even the Symantec support doesn't know they own that domain. :) Edit: Though even if it's not malware, I still wonder why I never encountered those POST connections to all the ocsp-sites in the two weeks be...

Just now happened two post connections: first to http://sa.symcd.com, second to http://sd.symcd.com, both with HTTP/1.1 200 OK results.

I just at the same time installed another addon, maybe that triggered it. I'm unhappy.

Bad news. I contacted the "Norton by Symantec" online chat support. I explained what has happened and asked if symcd.com is their domain. The support assured me it's not a domain owned by Symantec! I asked him 4 times, just to be sure. He asked his own support at least once, though I assum...

Hi! I have no Symantec software installed. The only addon I have installed that is not more or less mainstream or often tested is Custom Buttons 0.0.5.8. But I needed it and it was not a new addon in the Mozilla site's overview. I have no imagination at all what could call that site. Especially unus...

Hi! I have found that sometimes my Firefox 30 (on Win 7) makes a call to the site http://sd.symcd.com. This is a symantec site. I wonder if Nocscript is responsible for this. If yes, how to stop this leak? If no: Do you have any idea how I could find out if the browser is doing this or one of the ad...