OSX ML Safari 6 cannot open https sites

Using OS X ML with Safari 6 I am no longer able to access certain https sites. While loading the page I am asked for a client certificate which does not exist. I hit cancel but the site never loads and we have just a blank page.
Any ideas?

I have Block Cookie from third parties and advertisrs. I also just cleared all website data and even reset safari several times.
Thank you for the suggestion. Any other ideas are appreciated.
It might be worth noting that this happens with Chrome and Firefox as well but if I click on cancel after it asks for the client certificate the page will load si feel this is something with the SSL stack within the OS
Regards,
Marius

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