Questions tagged [root-certificate]
In cryptography and computer security, a root certificate is either an unsigned public key certificate or a self-signed certificate that identifies the Root Certificate Authority (CA). A root certificate is part of a public key infrastructure scheme.
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need help debuggin openssl on ubuntu 16.04 (unable to change root certificate for ISRG Root X1)
(sorry for the formatting, I could not post without setting most of this post as code )
I'm running ubuntu 16.04. openssl is claiming that a sites certificate has expired.
openssl s_client -...
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a system level error occurred while verifying trust - Windows
I'm facing problems with local certificates.
For connection between local server and web browser I need encrypted HTTPS. For many reasons we want to have own CA. I have made following steps:
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Unable to upload root certificate Event Grid Namespace
I followed the documentation and generated root and intermediate certificates.
Link to documentation ->https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/event-grid/mqtt-certificate-chain-client-...
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openssl: how can generate root certificate from .pfx file?
I have been provided a .pfx file. I would like to know how can i generate a root CA from that file please ?
My use case is:
i deployed Moon2 (test tool) on my aks cluster. Its GUI is accessible using ...
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ASP Net Core Kestrel WebServer loads self-signed root certificate from file but still needs to be in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities Store
I have an ASP Net Core 6 application with Kestrel Web Server, that requires mTLS between client applications and server.
I created self-signed root and child certificates for the clients, using the ...
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Where to find trusted root certificates on every OS to satisfy mbedtls?
I'm writing a cross platform websocket client using mbedtls. Now I'm left with the burden of feeding a suitable pack of trustet root certificates to the mbedtls API which looks like this:
/* Structure ...
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Verifying User Certificate with Root Certificate Java
I'm trying to verify the certificates provided by the users to my tomcat website (during mutual/client/certificate authentication).
Now I know that verifying the certificates manually may not be ...
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Add `cacerts` file to all pods in a Kubernetes cluster
Well, my question is really short and hopefully simple? Is it possible to add a cacerts file automatically in every pod in a specific Kubernetes cluster?
According to this article it's possible by ...
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Should my application store intermediate certificates or root certificates in trust store?
I have a J2EE application that makes requests to Salesforce, Docusign, and LexisNexis.
To make these requests, I first add the intermediate certificates for each of these sites into my server's trust ...
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Https connection - using public key approach for secure connections
I'm using public pinning key approach for secure connection in app (android and iOS).
As of now we're using public key approach where public key used in app having leaf certificate's key, you can ...
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Is Google returning different certificates for different clients?
for a class I'm looking at the TLS certificate chain for google.com. When I click in the Chrome or Firefox browser, the root certificate is shown as GTS Root R1 with a validity up to 2036, self-signed,...
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How to force older debian to forget about DST Root CA X3 Expiration and use ISRG Root X1 - SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired
This relates to DST Root CA X3 Expiration (September 2021)
When searching online for a fix to apply on an older server (Debian 8 in my case) that does call to sites encrypted with letsencrypt with ...
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How to accept a valid private CA root certificate for a WCF service in a .NET Core client?
I have a .NET Core 3 web service that consumes a third-party WCF service. The service is hosted on a server that's using a private root certificate which I need to trust, but only if it's valid ...
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I'm trying to create a self signed certificate on win server 2012r2 machine using Powershell. The intent is to redirect traffic from HTTP to HTTPS
I'm trying to create a self signed certificate on win server 2012r2 machine using Powershell. The intent is to redirect traffic from HTTP to HTTPS.
a. do we always need a self signed Root certificate ...
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Is there a way to install a root ca on Google Appengine
I have an application with python running on a google appengine SE.
Now, some servers expect a certain root ca installed on this application.
I have found information about list of root ca supported ...
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