Why the link for tails done this?

Question

I dont speak well english so, in "normal style" is my fuckin english style** and in bold is the GoGol translate :)

Windows 10 user I have no confidence in this system. So I came here logically.

When i want to click the tails link...

The response done this :

So WHY? It's not "my" firefox, i'm on tails page on other tab (OK, there's more 40 mn the ISO's download "working" for Government [Oops there's a title of A Tribe Call Red, sorry ;-)] for nothing) EDIT: Humm... Now I can not access any links related to the tails site

** Nobody's perfect, i'm french... If someone wants to make corrections, I promise I would not blame him.

Answer 1

Someone is interfering with TLS, or your browser has an old certificate pin that is no longer valid and your browser requires updating.

Tails provides mirrors, if access to the main website is blocked. You could try accessing one of the mirrors to download the ISO.

https://tails.mirror.metalgamer.eu/tails/stable/

https://tails.c3l.lu/tails/stable/

https://16.dl.amnesia.boum.org/tails/stable/

https://dl2.crypto-rebels.de/tails/stable/

http://mirror.bytemark.co.uk/tails/stable/

https://mirrors.wikimedia.org/tails/stable/

https://mirrors.kernel.org/tails/stable/

Inside of these mirrors there should be a folder called tails-i386-x.y, where x and y are the latest version numbers (at current time of writing it is 2.6).

Download both the .iso and the .iso.sig and verify the signature. Since these mirrors are being served from infrastructure that Tails doesn't own or maintain, it's twice as important to verify the authenticity of the signature.

Alternatively, the following magnet link should work:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:ZEAFJLWHSXEYJE6M4QGZCJ22CGZSRWBH

Note that since you've no reason to trust my magnet link, you should also download the .iso.sig from one of the mirrors above and again verify the signature of the ISO.

For anyone wanting to verify, the magnet link was generated through the following code:

import bencode,hashlib,base64
f = open('tails-i386-2.6.torrent').read()
df = bencode.bdecode(f)
h = hashlib.sha1(bencode.bencode(df['info'])).digest()
print "magnet:?xt=urn:btih:%s" % (base64.b32encode(h))