Getting certificate errors using hotmail

I'm getting certificate errors intermittently when using hotmail.  This has been happening for the 3 days I've had my Mac.
Here's the error:
Safari can't verify the identity of the website "secure.shared.live.com".
The certificate for this website is invalid.  You might be connecting to a website that is pretending to be "secure.shared.live.com", which could put
your confidential information at risk.  Would you like to connect to the website anyway?
It looks like from the specific certificate error, it's a problem with "secure.wlxrs.com" (whatever that means).
Anyone have any ideas on what this is all about and how to remedy it?
Message was edited by: john114

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