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HTTPS Request and Response Example
This section describes an example of HTTPS request and response captured by a Perl script using the Crypt::SSLeay module. 2023-08-09, ∼5649🔥, 4💬

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💬 2019-07-13 xss: HI

Adding Security Exception in Mozilla Firefox
This section provides a tutorial example on how to add a security exception in Mozilla Firefox to continue visiting an HTTPS Website with an un-trusted certificate. 2023-05-09, ∼2884🔥, 3💬

💬 2023-05-09 Matti Ollikainen: The same os is now installed on usb sticks. In one of them, Firefox displays a web page as insecure but allows an security excep...

javax.net.ssl.trustStore System Property
This section provides a tutorial example on how Java uses the default trusted KeyStore file, if the system property, javax.net.ssl.trustStore, is not specified. 2022-12-26, ∼3574🔥, 1💬

Adding CA Certificates for the PHP Engine
This section provides a tutorial example on how to add self-signed certificates as trusted CA certificates for the PHP engine. 2022-11-09, ∼311🔥, 0💬

Testing OpenSSL with fsockopen()
This section provides a tutorial example on how to test the PHP OpenSSL module with the fsockopen() function, which allows you to open a socket connection to a remote computer with the regular TCP protocol or the secure TLS protocol. 2022-11-01, ∼240🔥, 0💬

Testing OpenSSL with stream_socket_client()
This section provides a tutorial example on how to test the PHP OpenSSL module with the stream_socket_client() function, which allows you to open a socket connection to a remote computer with the secure TLS protocol and SSL stream context options. 2022-10-10, ∼272🔥, 0💬

CA Certificates at "/etc/ssl | /private/etc/ssl"
This section provides a tutorial example on how to find CA certificate files used by the PHP programming engine on macOS computers. 2022-10-09, ∼280🔥, 0💬

Keychain File Locations on macOS
This section provides a tutorial example on how to find Keychain file locations on macOS computers. 2022-10-08, ∼381🔥, 0💬

RDP Server Certificate Location
This section provides a tutorial example on how to locate the RDP server certificate in the 'Remote Desktop' certificate store under the 'Computer Account' using the 'certlm.msc' command. 2022-10-01, ∼4431🔥, 0💬

Export Server Certificate to File from Safari
This section provides a tutorial example on how to export an HTTPS server certificate from Apple Safari to a certificate file on macOS computer. 2022-10-01, ∼2810🔥, 0💬

Installing Personal Certificate with Internet Options
This section provides a tutorial example on how to install my personal certificate with its private-public key pair from a PKCS12 file to Windows system using 'Internet Options'. 2022-10-01, ∼2597🔥, 0💬

Installing Trusted Root Certificate on Android phone
This section provides a tutorial example on how to install a trusted root certificate on Android phone from storage. 2022-10-01, ∼2579🔥, 0💬

Viewing Trusted Root CA Certificates in Google Chrome
This section provides a tutorial example on how to view trusted root CA certificates that are pre-installed in Google Chrome. 2022-10-01, ∼2558🔥, 0💬

LWP SSL verify_hostname Setting
This section provides a tutorial example on using the SSL verify_hostname setting and related settings: SSL_ca_path and SSL_ca_file. 2022-10-01, ∼2107🔥, 0💬

View Trusted Root CA Certificates in Safari
This section provides a tutorial example on how to view trusted root CA certificates that are pre-installed in Apple Safari. 2022-10-01, ∼2038🔥, 0💬

Exporting Server Certificate to File in Google Chrome
This section provides a tutorial example on how to export an HTTPS server certificate to a certificate file in PEM (Privacy Enhanced Mail) format, also called Base-64 encoded X.509 format. 2022-10-01, ∼1901🔥, 0💬

Exporting a Root CA Certificate to a File
This section provides a tutorial example on how to export a root CA certificate to a certificate file in base-64 encoded X.509 file using the certificates console on a Windows system. 2022-10-01, ∼1588🔥, 0💬

Deleting Root CA Certificates from Google Chrome
This section provides a tutorial example on how to delete a certificate from Google Chrome. Deleted certificate can be re-installed back from a certificate file. 2022-10-01, ∼1563🔥, 0💬

Listing of Trusted Root CA in macOS
This section provides a tutorial example on how to see the list of trusted root CA (PKI Certificate Authorities) pre-installed on macOS. 2022-10-01, ∼1530🔥, 0💬

Delete/Untrust Certificates from macOS
This section provides a tutorial example on how to untrust (if delete is not possible) a certificate from macOS using Keychain Access. 2022-10-01, ∼1503🔥, 0💬

Multiple CA Certificates in a Single File
This section provides a tutorial example on how to store multiple root CA certificates in a single PEM file to be used by the OpenSSL module as the 'cafile' SSL context option. 2022-10-01, ∼1476🔥, 0💬

macOS Certificate Stores and Keychain Access
This chapter provides tutorial notes and example codes on macOS Certificate Stores and Keychain Access. Topics include introduction of Keychain Access; listing trusted root CA certificates; exporting certificates from or importing them to Keychain Access; detrusting or deleting certificates; creatin... 2022-10-01, ∼1463🔥, 0💬

Unlock Keychain to Access Certificate on macOS
This section provides a tutorial example on how to unlock locked keychain in Keychain Access. You need to lock and unlock 'login' keychain resolve 'the user name or passphrase you entered is not correct' error. 2022-10-01, ∼1353🔥, 0💬

Viewing Server Certificate Chain in Google Chrome
This section provides a tutorial example on how to view server certificate chain when visiting a 'https' Website in Google Chrome. The top certificate in a certificate chain is the root CA certificate, which is trusted by browser settings. 2022-10-01, ∼1348🔥, 0💬

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Android ASP Astrology Big5 Bitcoin Blowfish Built-in C# Calendar CD-DVD Cheminformatics Chinese Cryptography DES Email Encoding Ethereum Flash GB2312 General H Herong History HTML Java JavaScript JDBC JSP JVM Linux Molecule Movie Music MySQL Neural Network Perl PHP Physics PKI Publication Python REST SOAP Sorting Swing TV Series UML Unicode VBScript Web Web-Services Windows WSDL XML XMLPad XSD XSL-FO