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Hi,
Would like to know if there is any difference between 'site certificate' and 'signing certificate' if any?
Thanks.
Started by Bhaskar on
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A site certificate encrypts the....
A signing certificate is used to validate the indentity of a person.
In very simplified terms, a site certificate is used to validate the identity of a site or organization.
Yes, they are different.
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Hello, In C# our maintainance project, we observered that the previous company has a root certificate. This certificate is valid in domain only, for 2020. How can they create such a root certificate free. Can anyone guide us.
Thanks in advance
Started by Yaya on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You need to set up a certificate server (or use makecert like Mitch said if you don't care about a trusted certificate....
But it obviously won't be from a trusted to do it for free .
Anyone can create a certificate using Makecert.exe .
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Hello, I'm trying to authenticate myself against WebService using my client certificate, but, for some reasons (I explain), I don't want to load certificate from store, rather read it from disc.
The following:
// gw is teh WebService client X509Certificate...
Started by Yossarian on
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However, if you have a PKCS7 or PKCS12 file that includes the public and private... .
Is PathToCertificate? If it's just a .cer file, it will not contain the private key for the certificate and trying to use that certificate for SSL/TLS will fail.
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We had a certificate issued by Verisign and have allowed it to expire as we no longer have need for it.
Clients who have bookmarked the website with a 'https://' URL are greeted with a 'certificate has expired' warning. Some of our documentation may also...
Started by kannankeril on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
There's nothing you can do other than put up a certificate that's valid....
The expired certificate warning is purely client-side, so the only you can make the client browsers happy is to present them with a certificate that they like.
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How can I verify an X509 (or DER-formatted) certificate against the Java certificate store via the command line?
I've looked into using the keytool utility, but it looks like it only handles import/export/display functionality (no verification).
EDIT:...
Started by Brian on
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I'm not seeing any description of verifying the signature of the incoming certificate against the signature of another trusted....
Toolfilex/rstep1.html
But it doesn't look like even import with keytool does a true verification of a certificate.
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Consider the following sample code which uses a TrustManager to log whether an outgoing connection used a valid certificate (but accept the connection in all cases):
import java.security.*; import java.security.cert.*; import javax.net.ssl.*; public class...
Started by mihi on
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Refer to RFC 5280, ยง 4.1.2.4 to learn more about policies in general... .
Then you'll need to get the policy from the server certificate.
Issues a certificate, they can note the policy under which they issued the certificate policies.
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Using VS2k5 - c#2.0, System.Net.WebClient.UploadData(Uri address, byte[] data) Windows Server 2k3
So here's a stripped down version of the code:
static string SO_method(String fullRequestString) { string theUriStringToUse = @"https://10.10.10.10:443";...
Started by JohnTheBarber on
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To ignore.
If you type in one IP for you), you will need a certificate for each of the possible machines to initiate trust.
The SSL certificate is for a machine to establish a trust relationship.
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I've generated a certificate request, submitted it to the Microsoft Certificate Services program. It issues the certificate. I downloaded it to conf/ssl/server.cert
I configured it in apache to using
SSLCertificateFile conf/ssl/server.cert SSLCertificateKeyFile...
Started by ScArcher2 on
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You need to make sure that the issued certificate has "Server Authentication" specified this (and only way on Win2k3 Standard....
IIRC, you can view the certificate other things).
Sounds like your cert isn't allowed to be used for a server .
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In other words, what would be the security risk of not signing public key certificates by certificate authorites (from a user perspective)? I mean, the data is still encrypted... What could a man in the middle do with a non signed certificate?
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A self....
As Farseeker says the John Smith for help identifying him .
Use to sign your certificate with one of their private keys after proving to themselves that you are indeed entitled to use the domain/host name that the certificate is for.
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HI, When i renew an SSL certificate will the public key change or be the same as the expired certificate?
Started by rahul on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If your certificate authority is not requiring a certificate request, then they must be re-using the old....
If you generate a new request, that'll generate a new key .
If you re-use the same certificate request, the key will not change.
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