On January 14, Canonical published in a security notice details about an NSS vulnerability for its Ubuntu 12.10, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, Ubuntu 11.10, and Ubuntu 10.04 LTS operating systems.
According to Canonical, fraudulent security certificates could have allowed sensitive information to be exposed when accessing the Internet.
It was discovered that two intermediate CA certificate
At work, I have a bunch of web interfaces that use plain http or self signed certificates (load balancer management interface, internal wiki, cacti, ...).
None is reachable from outside specific vlans/networks.
For home usage, I use cacert SSL certificates.
I was wondering if I should suggest my employer to use cacert SSL certificates instead of self signed certificates and plain http.
In an environment where a handful of Apache servers are running a bunch of sites using SSL certificates for HTTPS, where should these certificates be placed? In Debian or Ubuntu, should all relevant files be put in /etc/apache2/ssl? Or is there some other location better suited for this?
Hi All, I have certificates that are being used in my current Project and all the Certificates are of extension ( .pfx - Identities , .cert - trusted certificates etc). All these certificates will expire in some other time.
I have a tablet running Android 4.2 with multiple users configured. I want to install certificates which can be accessed by the secondary user (basically I want to configure an Email account in the secondary user which requires certificates). I installed certificates in the primary user.
I was looking at Firefox Preferences / Encryption / Certificate Manager / Authorities.
This seems to contain a list of all certificates that Firefox deems secure.
However, in Certificate Manager / Servers there are also some more certificates.
These are:
DigiNotar (DigiNotar Cyber CA / DigiNotar Root CA / DigiNotar Services 1024 CA) - "explicitly distrust DigiNotar CA" (presumably du
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My bank has asked me to update my web servers certificates (the ones used to sign their api interface for credit card transactions).
The old verisign certificates were 1024bit and the new ones are 2048bit.
Using 12.04
How do I update the certificates?
Each time I add a repo, I'm generally asked if I trust it.
As a result I think I finish up storing lots of certificates... somewhere.
I'm moving up, fedora 17 to 18, and want a clean install, i.e. new disk.
Can I pick up my certificates and move them to the new disk?
Save a lot of hassle.
TIA
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