Both of my Laravel-powered back-ends with React front-ends are suddenly throwing the NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID warning. They sit on a VPS and I have full access to the existing certificates and the server itself. I need a quick, clean resolution that leaves the domains loading over HTTPS without a single browser complaint. Here is what I expect: • Confirm exactly why the error appears—expired cert, clock skew, Nginx/Apache mis-pointing, or anything else you discover. • Replace or renew the certificates with a reputable authority (I’m fine with Let’s Encrypt, Comodo, or any other trusted CA) and set up automated renewals so we never run into this again. • Update the server configuration, force HTTPS, and test all routes and assets until the padlock is solid in every major browser. • Provide a brief summary of the steps taken so I can reference them later, and be available for a quick follow-up if something surfaces. If your turnaround is fast and the hand-off clear, I’d like to discuss an ongoing maintenance and feature roadmap for both projects. When you reply, please outline a rough timeline and highlight similar Laravel/React SSL fixes you’ve completed.