No evidence of this on my windows 11 system, but I'm running the personal HRB software, not business.

Also, a internet search for "WK ATX ServerHost 2024" shows that this certificate is likely related to some other tax software from Walters Kluwer. See https://www.wolterskluwer.com/en/solutions/atx, https://files.cchsfs.com/doc/atx/2024/Help/Content/Both-SSou... and https://support.atxinc.com/

When will these companies learn?

https://michael.team/zoom/

    "If you have an SSL error in your H&R Block Software, 
    here’s what you need to know."

https://www.hrblock.com/tax-center/support/software/technica...

I'm wondering if download source matters. Seems like most are downloaded straight from their site, but curious if they still offer CDs or if sellers like Amazon have the direct installer downloads.

I have the non-business edition installed and still get a privacy error attempting to load your page, so this seems specific to the business edition. Thanks for the heads up.

Users should not need to trust the software blindly, otherwise it's better just to use AI to file tax by yourself

Curious: is it carrying a SHA-1 self-signature?

Welcome to CrapOS 26H1! We think you'll love it. Also, if you install tax software it might enable anyone to read all of your "encrypted" TLS connections regardless of what browser or app you might be using.

Click "I AGREE" to accept this as part of our mandatory user abuse and subjugation agreement.

Thanks for the warning.

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