On May 30th, Roku streaming channels experienced an unexplained disruption, leaving impacted customers clueless with no idea what was wrong.
The company advised those customers to update the devices manually:
“Due to a global technical certificate expiration, select streaming channels on the Roku platform that rely on this certificate chain may not be working as expected. Please install a manual software update from Roku now.”
The same day payment platforms Stripe and Spreedly had interruptions and blamed it on expiring Certificate Authority (CA) root certificates.
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