Add to Favorites Depending on the circumstance you may need to import a Certificate into your Firefox browser. Code Signing, Email, and Admin/Digictal ID certificates can be imported into Firefox’s certificate stores to allow users access to websites or enable users to use Mozilla based software where certificates are necessary to perform a function. This article […]
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What Certificate Authorities Do & How Their SSL Certificate Security is Enforced.
Add to Favorites There has been a lot of misleading information flying around within the security industry and various tech blogs regarding Certificate Authorities (CA), Security, and the function of SSL Certificates. Lots of finger pointing with no foundation of knowledge on who does what. The confusion is how encryption keypairs work, controlled, and […]
How To Export A Certificate From Firefox.
Add to Favorites Depending on the circumstance you may need to export a certificate that has been installed in your browser. Code Signing and Mail Signing certificates purchased from a Certificate Authority (CA) usually use browsers to generate the keypair and install the certificate on the browser. After which you can then export the certificate, […]
Troubleshooting: Unsecured or Mixed Content – “Your connection to this site is not fully secure”
Add to Favorites Mixed Content warnings happen with all certificates now regardless of certificate type. The most drastic loss in functionality though is EV certificates. Even though an Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificate may have been installed in https (The channel of the website that performs encryption) on a website some browsers may require that the entire […]