Add to Favorites LOTUS server version 4.6+ CSR Generation Lotus Domino is a business collaboration software developed by IBM to host critical applications, messaging (enterprise-grade email) and workflow, and provide security features for business-critical information. Lotus Domino can be used as a Web server and/or as an application server for the Lotus Notes application, the […]
Category: 8. SSL Library
How to install Document Signing Certificate and Reinitialize Your Token
Add to Favorites On the My Orders tab, on the Manage Orders page, in the list of your current certificates, select the Order# for the Document Signing Certificate you want to install on your token. On the Manage Your Certificate – Order # page, in the Order # section, to the Initialization Code’s right, locate […]
Code Signing (CS) certificate installation process (Other than JAVA code signing)
Add to Favorites After DigiCert validates the information in your order, we send you an email that contains a link to install your Code Signing (CS) certificate. DigiCert sends you an emailWe send you an email with a link to create and install your code signing certificate. The email will have one of these subject […]
Liftoff on SSL/TLS 2 year’s certificates
Add to Favorites TLS certificate validity will be limited to one year by Apple’s Safari browser from 1st September ’20. At the CA/Browser (CA/B) Forum in Slovakia, Bratislava, Apple announced that after September 1, 2020, any SSL/TLS certificate issued can be valid no longer than 398 days. It happened by following a long history of […]
Why Can Only Certain Browsers Generate Automatic Keypairs?
Add to Favorites In the world of PKI and SSL some certificate authorities use browsers such as Internet Explorer or Firefox to automatically generate keypairs to be used with Email-S/MIME Code Signing or Client Authentication Certificates. Not all Browsers have the capability to generate these keypairs due to licensing restrictions of the <keygen> and ActiveX […]
Ask SSL Support Desk: I need a certificate that is FIPS 140-2 compliant. Are SSL Certificates FIPS 140-2 compliant?
Add to Favorites What is Ask SSL Support Desk? It is a summary of random questions that have one to the attention of Acmetek’s most awesome technical support reps. Answered and shared for the SSL Support Desk’s SSL Library which is designed to teach and educate the community. Question: Are SSL Certificates FIPS 140-2 compliant? […]
Ask SSL Support Desk: Are SSL Certificate NIST compliant? NIST: National Institute of Standards and Technology
Add to Favorites What is Ask SSL Support Desk? It is a summary of random questions that have one to the attention of Acmetek’s most awesome technical support reps. Answered and shared for the SSL Support Desk’s SSL Library which is designed to teach and educate the community. Question: Are SSL Certificates NIST compliant? Short […]
Web Browsers Now Marking HTTP sites “Not Secure”
Add to Favorites Web Browsers have now started marking HTTP sites as ‘Not Secure’ with release of Chrome 68+. For the past several years, Google strongly advising webmasters (sites) to adopting HTTPS encryption. Google said that within the last year, they helped users understand that HTTP sites are not secure by gradually marking a larger […]
How to Protect Your Websites – Featuring SiteLock
Add to Favorites Website security in our modern times is of the utmost importance, and it cannot be an afterthought. What are you doing to protect your company? Do you have a team of IT security professionals making sure your websites and internal network systems are secure? The only true way of staying secure is […]
ASK SSL Support Desk – How Many Wildcard SSL Certificates Do I Need If I have Multiple IP’s?
Add to Favorites What is Ask SSL Support Desk? It is a summary of random questions that have one to the attention of Acmetek’s most awesome technical support reps. Answered and shared for the SSL Support Desk’s SSL Library which is designed to teach and educate the community. Question: One of my customers is looking […]