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I’ve gone thru the steps to get a Code Signing Certificate from GoDaddy. Did the entire process and export to a PFX which I then use in Visual Studio 2015 for my solutions/projects. All good so far, no issues.
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On Windows 10 v1803 (i.e. April 2018 update) when importing a PFX, an option like
[ ] Protect private key using virtualization-based security (non-exportable)
appears on the import wizard. What is the underlying technolog… Continue reading Windows PFX certificate import: protect private key using virtualization-based security?
When I am trying to call a third-party Api, I am given 3 files generated by the Api site: root.cer, client.pfx and server.pfx.
I am using Windows system so I installed root.cert in Trusted Root Certification Authorities us… Continue reading What is the use of client.pfx and server.pfx?
When we submit CSR to a trusted CA for signing, how do we get back the signed certificate? Will there be two certs, “my_server.cert” and “rootCa.pem”? Or will both be delivered in one cert file in something like the PFX form… Continue reading What format is a signed SSL certificate delivered in?
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Understanding SSL man-in-the-middle and its limitations
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Do client certi… Continue reading Why does Encrypted Connection/HTTPS Scanning prevent user/personal certificate usage? [duplicate]
This question already has an answer here:
Understanding SSL man-in-the-middle and its limitations
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Do client certi… Continue reading Why does Encrypted Connection/HTTPS Scanning prevent user/personal certificate usage? [duplicate]
I’d like to create a self signed certificate with extensions using Key Store Explorer (KSE) but i’m not sure how to achieve this. When I do it via openssh i use the following procedure:
edit openssl.cnf
[ v3_ca ]
basicConst… Continue reading How to create a self signed cert in pfx format with KeyStoreExplorer
I’d like to create a self signed certificate with extensions using Key Store Explorer (KSE) but i’m not sure how to achieve this. When I do it via openssh i use the following procedure:
edit openssl.cnf
[ v3_ca ]
basicConst… Continue reading How to create a self signed cert in pfx format with KeyStoreExplorer
Having found out what encryption algorithm was used to encrypt my pfx file, using openssl, I now want to upgrade the pfx file to use the most secure algorithms available, rather than 40-bit rc2. How can I do this?
Continue reading How do I upgrade the encryption on my IIS-exported pfx file?
As the title says, I can´t find any ressources on the Internet on which Encrpytion Algorithm is used in *.pfx/PKCS 12 Certificates that are Password protected.
Continue reading Which encryption algorithm is used in password protected *.pfx/PKCS 12 certificates