Why does the error of self-signed certificate in the certificate chain occur in cryptocurrency wallets?

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• Dec 25, 2021 · 3 years ago
  The error of self-signed certificate in the certificate chain is a security feature implemented in cryptocurrency wallets to protect users from potential threats. It occurs when a wallet encounters a certificate that is not issued by a trusted certificate authority. This can happen when a wallet is trying to establish a secure connection with a server that has a self-signed certificate or when there is a problem with the certificate chain. The purpose of this error is to prevent users from unknowingly connecting to untrusted servers or falling victim to man-in-the-middle attacks. By displaying an error message, the wallet prompts the user to verify the authenticity of the certificate and make an informed decision about the connection. This helps to ensure the integrity of transactions and protect the user's funds from unauthorized access.
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