Same here with CNBC and FOX.

Internet applications and web sites to access DIRECTV are not going to work until they update the certificate.

Seems like something a BIG company like Directv would do automatically... but hey I am just retired..... :)

Letting a certificate expire like this is definitely an "asleep at the wheel" moment.  Most orgs have monitoring that would notice a cert about to expire and warn someone.  The certificate issuer would normally contact someone about renewing.

This may be an unfortunate consequence of the spinoff of DIRECTV from the AT&T corporate entity... no one may have been able to spend money to get a new certificate, or the certificate issuer was not willing to issue a cert for an organization that's a few days old.

UPDATE: the life of this cert was 15 months.  That's an odd period.  Normally it's an integer number of years.

Didn't know about the spin off... thanks for the heads up.....

I'm getting the same message. 

Getting same message.

@roblynn 

Everybody should be getting the message. As explained the certificate expired. Until it is renewed, possibly by the recent spin-off, it will not work.

Hey @roblynn! Thanks for reaching out.

Please create a new question post, so we can check further into this connection issue.

We're here to help!

Maria, DIRECTV Community Specialist.

Okay got everything back..... 

Hi, @matman50.

We are happy to hear that everything is back up and running.

If you have any other questions or concerns in the future, feel free to reach back out.

Thank you for choosing AT&T.

Marc, AT&T Community Specialist

Everything working, thanks!