A Certification Authority(CA) is a trusted third party which asserts the identity of a remote website.
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Using multiple CA certificates for Apache SSL
I have two virtual hosts, and use two certificates. While not indicated by the following httpd.conf file, I am using *.example.com as well as *.sites.example.com and thus need to the two certificates. When accessing https://bla.sites.example.com/,…
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OpenSSL what to do after creating the CA certificate
i've created a self signed CA with DSA using OpenSSL and created a .der file using x509 of openSSL.
I can create user certificate requests, verify them and create user certificates. can create signature and verify them also.
but what to do with the…
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How does a SSL Certificate Authority know that you own the domain?
What is stopping one from getting a signed SSL certificate to a domain he/she does not own?
I.e. What checks are made to make sure one cannot simply buy a new certificate for google.com and go about doing evil...
Surely the whole point of giving (a…
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Does LDAP client require a copy of all certificates in the chain in order to validate a leaf certificate?
I have concerns about the operational burden of uploading certificates for each of 20 domain controllers for each domain into each client (20 DCs x 3 domains x 4 clients = 240 SSL certificate imports).
This initial configuration is not a one time…
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Layer 7 Mobile App Development Platform
All,
Just wanted to check to see if CA Layer 7 has any mobile app development platform? I am trying to find if there is any but couldn't. I saw only Mobile API access solutions from Layer7.
has anyone known and used any mobile app development…
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Generate a valid SSL/TLS certificate with own CA authority
I want to setup my own private Certificate authority to issue SSL/TLS certificates using for example:
https://aws.amazon.com/private-ca/ or EJBCA, Dogtag, OpenXPKI etc.
I'm going to use the issued certificates for Tomcat web servers to serve web…
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