What is the CP/CPS certificate profile bug?
GoDaddy has determined that a number of SSL certificates were issued incorrectly and is re-issuing them. The incorrectly issued certificates were revoked on October 21, 2026. Once these certificates were revoked, visitors to your website may see security warnings, and your site may become inaccessible until a new certificate is installed. You may need to take action right away to ensure your newly re-issued certificate is installed. Here's how to check.
- Go to your GoDaddy product page.
- Select Manage All next to SSL Certificates.
- In the list of SSL certificates, select the first one. If you need to take action, one of three messages appears in the header, as in this example:
- Depending on the message, take the action described below.
Alert messages for the selected SSL certificate
Action required: Install your new certificate
This certificate is up to date, but your domain is still using a certificate that needs to be replaced. Download this certificate and install it on your server so visitors can access your site.
- You need to: Select Download Zip File (or Download Certificate for Deluxe Automated SSL certificates) and then install it on your server.
We couldn't check your website
We weren't able to reach your website to confirm it's using this certificate. If you haven't already, download this certificate and install it on your server so visitors can access your site.
- You need to: Select Download Zip File (or Download Certificate for Deluxe Automated SSL certificates) and then install it on your server.
This certificate needs your attention
You may have received an email about this. Replace the certificate below, then install the new certificate on your server so visitors can access your site.
- You need to: Select Download Zip File (or Download Certificate for Deluxe Automated SSL certificates) and then install it on your server.
No action needed
This certificate doesn't require any updates.
- No action needed on your part.
More info
To verify the current status of your certificate, you can use this SSL Status Check tool.