PKIBlackbox.NET is a .NET component collection that provides comprehensive support for Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) in your application. It includes features like X.509 certificates, certificate requests, storage, and revocation lists.
If you're looking to add Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) support to your .NET application, then look no further than PKIBlackbox.NET. This comprehensive component collection includes everything from X.509 certificates to certificate storage, making it easy to manage your PKI.
The main functions of PKIBlackbox are focused on generating and validating certificates, managing certificate requests, and working with Certificate Revokation Lists. It also lets you import and export certificates in a variety of formats, including DER, PFX, and PEM. With PKIBlackbox, it's easy to encrypt/sign and decrypt/verify files in PKCS#7 format.
PKIBlackbox is designed to work seamlessly with Windows Certificates and Windows Certificate Storages. And if you're managing certificates stored on CryptoCards and USB CryptoTokens, PKIBlackbox has you covered.
This .NET edition of PKIBlackbox integrates smoothly with MS Visual Studio 2003, Borland Delphi 8, and 2005/.NET, as well as C#Builder. However, be aware that it requires .NET Framework 1.1 to function. Overall, if you're looking for a powerful PKI solution for your .NET application, PKIBlackbox is definitely worth a look.
The main functions of PKIBlackbox are focused on generating and validating certificates, managing certificate requests, and working with Certificate Revokation Lists. It also lets you import and export certificates in a variety of formats, including DER, PFX, and PEM. With PKIBlackbox, it's easy to encrypt/sign and decrypt/verify files in PKCS#7 format.
PKIBlackbox is designed to work seamlessly with Windows Certificates and Windows Certificate Storages. And if you're managing certificates stored on CryptoCards and USB CryptoTokens, PKIBlackbox has you covered.
This .NET edition of PKIBlackbox integrates smoothly with MS Visual Studio 2003, Borland Delphi 8, and 2005/.NET, as well as C#Builder. However, be aware that it requires .NET Framework 1.1 to function. Overall, if you're looking for a powerful PKI solution for your .NET application, PKIBlackbox is definitely worth a look.
What's New
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