| Looks good to me on both brave (on android) and firefox (on windows 11). Lets see what ssl labs says (it is running now) https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=mistral.ai&la... Looks good so far, A+ on ipv4 as well as ipv6 Edit: I also asked Gemini 3.1 Pro to analyze the certificate and it looks good It looks like you have shared an `about:certificate` URL containing a chain of three Base64-encoded X.509 TLS/SSL certificates. This specific chain is used to secure connections to *mistral.ai*. Here is the decoded breakdown of the certificate chain you provided: ## Certificate Chain Overview This is a standard three-tier certificate chain issued by Google Trust Services for the Mistral AI domain. --- ### 1. Leaf Certificate (End-Entity) This is the specific certificate issued to the website to verify its identity and encrypt traffic. * *Subject (Common Name):* `mistral.ai`
* *Subject Alternative Names (SANs):* `mistral.ai`, `workers.mistral.ai`
* *Issuer:* WE1 (Google Trust Services)
* *Valid From:* June 13, 2026
* *Valid To:* September 11, 2026
* *Key Type:* Elliptic Curve (ECDSA) ### 2. Intermediate Certificate This certificate acts as a bridge between the website's certificate and the trusted Root CA. * *Subject:* WE1 (Google Trust Services)
* *Issuer:* GTS Root R4 (Google Trust Services LLC)
* *Valid From:* December 13, 2023
* *Valid To:* February 20, 2029
* *Key Type:* Elliptic Curve (ECDSA) ### 3. Root Certificate This is the foundational trust anchor pre-installed in browsers and operating systems. * *Subject:* GTS Root R4 (Google Trust Services LLC)
* *Issuer:* GTS Root R4 (Self-signed)
* *Valid From:* June 22, 2016
* *Valid To:* June 22, 2036
* *Key Type:* Elliptic Curve (ECDSA) |