This is about one funny and in the same way – interesting thing, which I observed today. I had some trouble with the access to my family’s bank account, which is open and handled by Bulgairan First Investment Bank. I have a working certicicate, which is quite fine when I’m accessing from my home, but our corporate network seems to spoil something, and I cannot check my accounts from it.

However – that’s not the thing, which this post is for. Before telling you “the thing”, I want to tell you the story about these two sysadmins, who were talking one to each other about the security threats and in the same time – about their pets. So the one sysadmin said:

> – You know, bro, it’s not at all a good idea to put for password one of your pet’s names!
> But the other sysadmin replied:
> – Why?! What’s your problem with the password "dr092MNZy" ?!

If you get the joke, then you might understand what follows. Today, as I said, the network would not let me in. I was receiving strange behavior – it seems that the certificate was sometimes working, and sometimes not. I wanted to check the certificate, and opened it to see what’s going on. I was really frustrated to see the certificate’s “friendly” name. Take a look at the picture. And remember the story from above… It seems either the certificate’s Friendly name was somehow damaged during these many export/import among different browsers (IE, Firefox mostly), either First Investment Bank has really strange idea about what "Friendly name" means…