The SSL certificate of the server is expired

Today, I accessed Beehive Online via Oracle Beehive Extentions for Explorer.
I cannot use Beehive Online with error message "The SSL certificate of the server is expired".
How should I do?

We're looking into it, meanwhile you can use a Webdav connection.
Thanks,
Jereen

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Thanks for the swift reply, cor-el - unfortunately, no joy with this approach.
A. As my named user (called "greg", surprise, surprise, no secret there...)
Run Firefox; select Edit > Preferences > Advanced : Encryption:
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