Frank Hecker:
> After regenerating the server private key (using a 2048-bit modulus),
> getting a new certificate (from StartCom), and changing the server
> ciphersuites, I managed to get a score of 84 (A), which matches the
> highest scores reported for other sites:
>
Well done! Also interesting
Subrata Mazumdar wrote, On 2008-07-12 13:34:
> I have created a self-signed cert using certutil. I want to export the
> associated private key in Mozilla Cert/Key DB as an un-encrypted private
> key to be used by an OpenSSL based App.
> The requirement is to use Mozilla NSS API to export the ke
Hi,
I have created a self-signed cert using certutil. I want to export the
associated private key in Mozilla Cert/Key DB as an un-encrypted private
key to be used by an OpenSSL based App.
The requirement is to use Mozilla NSS API to export the key - not
OpenSSL API or OpenSSL
command line tools
Hi all,
With sm trunk, I get a whole bunch of prompts for the master password on
startup. I imagine that the loading/access of/to each tab/account asks
the password db for the relevant password, sees that the master password
is needed, and then prompts for it.
Would it be feasible to enclose t
Eddy Nigg (StartCom Ltd.) wrote:
> Eddy Nigg (StartCom Ltd.):
>> Frank Hecker:
>>> I tried out my own site on it, and got a C.
>>
>> LOL, I got a A 80 :-)
>
> Actually it doesn't honor SAN DNS extension...but it's a cute utility.
> Reached a A 82 as well, just need to use the CN value of the ce
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