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Who can sign my certificate authority?

I am new to the certificate business and from what I understand if a root certificate is installed in Windows 10, any certificates that are signed by that root, they are automatically trusted. So this ...
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3 votes
1 answer
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Import certificate to Trusted Root Authorities for the Current User, with command line

I know how to import certificates to trusted root authorities with certutil certutil -addstore "Root" <cert_path> But for this I need administrator permissions. Though when I double ...
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Find and delete duplicate root certificates

We are in a disconnected domain and have just implemented updated root certificates via group policy. I have found now though, that there are a number of duplicated root certificates in the users ...
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How to instruct SVN print its CA list?

This is related to What does Subversion use for its CA list?. I want to have SVN tell me the CAs its using. svn help does not appear to discuss it (but I may have missed it, since its not obvious in ...
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Should I let JungleDisk replace my /Library/Preferences/cacert.pem?

About a week ago JungleDisk Desktop backup started warning it couldn't upload a "database" file (that it uses for speed), and was falling back to a regular upload, which succeeds. Example message: ...
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Unrecognized root certificatication authority found

I was looking at the certificates on my local PC (Win 7 64-bit) and found one in the "trusted root certification authorities" section that has the same "Issued To" and "Issued By" names (as do most of ...
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