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How can the SSL certificate verify error in Python be expressed differently?

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answered 2021-11-11 18:00:00 +0000

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There are a few ways to express the SSL certificate verify error in Python differently:

  1. SSL certificate verification failed: One common way to express the error is to say that the SSL certificate verification failed. This indicates that the certificate could not be verified by the system.

  2. Invalid SSL certificate: Another way to phrase the error is to say that the SSL certificate is invalid. This could mean that the certificate has expired, is not trusted by the system, or is otherwise incorrect.

  3. SSL handshake failure: The SSL certificate verify error can also be expressed as an SSL handshake failure. This refers to the failure of the process by which secure connections are established between two systems.

  4. Certificate authentication failure: Finally, the error can be described as a certificate authentication failure. This indicates that the certificate could not be authenticated by the system, and therefore the connection could not be established.

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