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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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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-authentication However, Now i am unable to upload this to the…
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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 HTTPS ( I created a secret having tls.key and…
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Successfully Imported a root certificate to trust root certificate authorities in Azure VM but certificate is not available

Successfully Imported a root certificate to trust root certificate authorities in Azure VM but the certificate is not available. I don't see the certificate in trust root certification authorities even though it says successfully imported. Please…
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How do I get root certificate sent along with intermediate and client certificates using HttpClient net-core-3-1

I have the following certificate chain Client -> Intermediate -> root I don't have any control over the server, I'm required to sent the full chain but HttpClient is only sending the client and intermediate certificates during mtls handshake.…
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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 New-SelfSignedCertificate cmdlet in…
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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 required as I suppose the browser does it before…
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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 creating a ConfigMap and add this to the path…
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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 store. Recently I've considered removing the…
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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, so it must be a root-certificate. However, if I…
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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 before we create a client certificate? If yes,…
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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 by gcp as below. https://pki.goog/repository/ The…
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Unable to add Root and Intermediate Certificate to Keystore

I have problems with appending the root and intermediate certificate to my SSL certificate. Please see below the steps. Create Java keystore named jira.corp.net.jks with Self signed certificate jira.corp.net Create a CSR to get CA signed…
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C# how to trust certificate

I´ve got a signed certificate and its root certificate, I´ve installed both ROOT~> Vertrauenswürdige Stammzertifizierungsstellen (Trusted Root Certification Authorities) CERTIFICATE ~> Vetrauenswürdige Herausgeber (Trusted Publisher) Also my SOAP…
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JMeter - No root certificate found in bin directory

I am trying to record a Script using Jmeter recorder. For this I tried to import root certificate from the bin folder in Firefox. But I can't see a certificate there. I also tried to download sample JMeter certificate from GitHub and installed it.…
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Container root certification update problem

I am facing an issue that I want to ask here. I have a container that must reach an URL. But, because of root certificate problem, I cannot reach that URL. When I am trying to curl from inside of container, I am getting below error. ***curl: (60)…
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