Do current browsers still validate CRLs in enterprise PKI environments

I know that modern web browsers don’t check CRLs for certificates from CAs in the default trust store anymore.
I also know that there are some exceptions for certificate validation when it comes to corporation / enterprise PKIs. For exampl… Continue reading Do current browsers still validate CRLs in enterprise PKI environments

Does a certificate revocation list (CRL) keep it’s entries at least as long as the certificate would have been valid?

This question is specifically about certificates that should have had a long lifetime, but were revoked quickly.
Is every CRL issued by this CA guaranteed to include its revocation, as long as the original certificate would still be valid?… Continue reading Does a certificate revocation list (CRL) keep it’s entries at least as long as the certificate would have been valid?

Examples of private key leakage / compromised keypair resulting in certificate revocation

I am looking for some examples of private key leakage or compromised keypair (via insider attack, configuration mistake, etc.) that lead to certificate revocation. I am particularly looking for cases when CA was compromised but can also us… Continue reading Examples of private key leakage / compromised keypair resulting in certificate revocation

How to update certificates and certificate revocation lists on a Windows 7 box that does not have any networking? [migrated]

For a Windows 7 Home Premium box that does not have internet or network (LAN/WAN) access, how can one update the machine’s list of valid and revoked security certificates?
A non-connected device (no devices are connected to the Windows 7 b… Continue reading How to update certificates and certificate revocation lists on a Windows 7 box that does not have any networking? [migrated]