This software provides a GUI-based interface to manage OpenSSL, RSA/DSA public keys, certificates, and more. It helps simplify the process of certificate management for users.
If you're looking for a comprehensive solution to managing your RSA/DSA keys, certificates, and signing requests, the Graphical Certification Authority Project may be just what you need. This graphical user interface to OpenSSL provides a range of features for managing digital certificates, including the ability to import and export files in various formats, create self-signed certificates, and sign certificates using other CA certificates or PKCS#10 requests.
One of the standout features of this project is its support for Netscape SPKAC, a format used by some web servers to request digital certificates. Additionally, the software allows you to adjust the validity dates and X509.v3 extensions of your certificates to suit your needs.
To ensure security, the software encrypts your keys and provides an internal counter to prevent duplicate use. It also supports the use of multiple certificates in CA chains and provides a tree view to reflect dependencies.
If you create a lot of certificates, you'll appreciate the ability to use certificate templates for presetting input values and simplifying the process. The software even checks for duplicate certificates by checking serial numbers during import and creation.
Finally, the software allows you to easily revoke certificates and export revocation lists. You can even import external revocation lists for examination. All in all, if you need a comprehensive solution to certificate management, this project is definitely worth checking out.
One of the standout features of this project is its support for Netscape SPKAC, a format used by some web servers to request digital certificates. Additionally, the software allows you to adjust the validity dates and X509.v3 extensions of your certificates to suit your needs.
To ensure security, the software encrypts your keys and provides an internal counter to prevent duplicate use. It also supports the use of multiple certificates in CA chains and provides a tree view to reflect dependencies.
If you create a lot of certificates, you'll appreciate the ability to use certificate templates for presetting input values and simplifying the process. The software even checks for duplicate certificates by checking serial numbers during import and creation.
Finally, the software allows you to easily revoke certificates and export revocation lists. You can even import external revocation lists for examination. All in all, if you need a comprehensive solution to certificate management, this project is definitely worth checking out.
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