Trusted root certificates are used by a computer or device for secure communications and file/program authentication.

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Unrecognized root certificatication authority found

I was looking at the certificates on my local PC (Win 7 64-bit) and found one in the "trusted root certification authorities" section that has the same "Issued To" and "Issued By" names (as do most of ...
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Certificates issued to X not signed by correct authority

An issue is arisen such that EVERY certificate which is being signed by any website (eg: facebook.com google.com, mail.live.com) are all issued by an unknown authority: Easy Tech, whereas I know for a ...
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Certificate installer for all browsers

I need to install a user's certificate for all browsers. Users are normal users without any IT knowledge. They have their own certificate which needs to be used in their browser. I know that I can use ...
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How to monitor changes in security certificates?

We all like the pseudo-safety granted us by security certificates. It's beneficial in many ways, I'm not saying the contrary. However, I have a concern about my information privacy at my workplace. ...
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Where to get certificates for Acrobat PDF

When sending an invoice in PDF format, it is useful (in some countries obligatory) to sign this PDF digitally. Of course, I could create a self-signed certificate via OpenSSL, but a warning "could ...
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Win 7 RD “Install certificate” button missing even in admin mode

I'm connecting from home to my office box (both win 7) using RemoteDesktop through gateway. Connection gets through but I get the gateway certificate not trusted message immediatelly. As per various ...
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Can't validate signature on PDF

I can't validate a signature on a PDF. Some important information about the PDF certificate: Validity Start : 2011/12/21 Validity End : 2012/12/20 Signature Date : 2012/12/23 The error is The ...
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Intermittent certificate errors on windows 7

In the past few months I am getting intermittent SSL certificate errors on my windows 7 laptop. It's not specific to one particular site or browser, and I'm getting it from tortoisesvn as well as from ...
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Checking security certificates in a browser

I have been given a laptop with pre-installed software and I am connecting to the internet on it via company wifi. When I am accessing a secure website using https, I want to ensure that the LAN ...
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Resolving the dreaded “an attempt was made to access a token that does not exist” in Win7 64-bit?

I attempted to access "Control Panel -> System and Security -> Administrative Tools -> Local Security Policy" today and received the error: "an attempt was made to access a token that does not ...
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Adding Self Signed Certificate to trusted root certificate store using Command Line

Is there any way to add certificate to Local Computer's Trusted Root Certification Authority using command line? I tried using certmgr.exe, it shows success but when i check root CA, i don't see my ...
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Revalidating or repopulating the trusted root certificate store

Yesterday some SSL sites that I trust began to have "invalid certificate" errors. I compared the certificates with my keychain, and they definitely aren't there. My college who is running the same OS ...
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How do I disable the “This is probably not the site that you are looking for!” warning in Google Chrome? [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: How do I disable the warning Chrome gives if a security certificate is not trusted? I have to regularly browse to a site where the SSL certificate appears to be ...
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How do you add a Certificate Authority to ubuntu?

My work has decided to issue their own Certificate Authority to handle different aspects of our work securely without paying for certs. Cryptographically sign emails Encrypt email contents Make ...
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PC on domain says “'…CA' is not configured as a valid trust anchor”?

Hopefully someone here can help me out. I recently set up a new Wireless system in our office and before I fully deploy it, I want to get this issue resolved. Whenever we connect a computer to the ...
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Issue with chained root certificate in Java on Windows Vista

I am trying to access a VPN server with an address like https://vpn.example.com using Firefox on Vista with the Sun Java plugin (SE 6 U24). I'm using a server certificate issued by RapidSSL - signed ...
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WS2003 + IIS = Untrusted Certificate

I have configured a Windows 2003 server to allow SSL access from the Internet, particularly to enable so called Outlook Web Access, that is browse Exchange Server data from the Internet. Following ...
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Checking suspicious (root CA) certificates

I was just looking at my certificate store and saw a bunch of root CAs that look kind of suspicious; specifically numerous ones that: have ALL CAPS text use foreign languages/text have extremely ...
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Certificate disappearing from Trusted Root Certification store

I am using a self-signed certificate for testing SSL locally on my development environment - I insert the certificate into my trusted certification store and everything is fine, but a few hours later ...
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Restore default CA Certificates on Mac OSX 10.7

I've been screwing around with my Mac, trying to install self-signed certificate as trusted for our WAN site (for which we can't justify paying for a real signed certificate) I've broken something ...
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DigiNotar Trusted Root Certificates in IE8

In light of the DigiNotar CA compromise I decided to check my Internet Explorer Trusted Root Certificates on all my Windows PC's, Windows 7 showed none from DigiNotar, but all of my XP PC's did. I ...