Google is now sending out new Google Search Console messages for SSL/TLS certificate does not include domain name, or HTTPS mismatch errors. The first one was spotted and posted by Casey Markee on Twitter and it read.
Google has detected that the current SSL/TLS certificate used on [domain] does not include [domain] domain name. This means that your web site is not perceived as secure by some browsers. As a result, many web browsers will block users accessing your site by displaying a security warning message. This is done to protect users browsing behavior from being intercepted by a third party, which can happen on sites that are not secure.
Here is a picture:
A few weeks ago Google announced a rebound to a tool to test to see if a site is safe to browse or not. It is the Safe Browsing Site Status tool.
You can plug in any web site and Google will give you the status of the site. But according to the tool, Google.com is a dangerous place to browse. According to the tool, Google.com is "partially dangerous" while "some pages on google.com contain deceptive content right now."
Specifically:
Here is a full size screen shot:
Pretty funny.