The following links all relate to the presentation given at the November Conference entitled 'Digital Certificates for all ocassions'
root.cer (my own root certificate, required for trusting my signed software)
Copies of the presentation in various formats:
- Digital Certificates for all occassions (Apple Mac - keynote)
- Digital Certificates for all occassions (pdf)
Sarah Flannery
Fundamentals
keytool (manual page for keytool)
stash.exe (useful Windows command line utility)
dumpasn1.c (cross platform source code)
dumpasn1.cfg (dumpasn1 config file)
dumpasn1.exe (compiled Windows command line utility dated 18 March 2010)
dumpasn1.cfg (associated runtime config file dated 18 March 2010)
base64 (homepage for this utility)
SHA-3 (NIST 2nd round canididates)
Wildcard (example of a website using a wildcard certificate)
SGC EV (example of a webste using an SGC EV certificate)
OID Repository
Management
racf.exe (RACF unload reporting utilities)
Bad stuff
Dan Kaminsky
ThoughtCrime.org (Moxie Marlinspike's website)
MS09-056 MS Bulletin relating to null string patch
null string Microsoft technet blog
rogue_paypal.pfx (no password, click next, or hit return)
rogue_paypal.pem (base64 encoded pem file)
Selection of Bank of England portals with IP address links pointing to invalid certificate names, i.e. how not to do it!.
Some more detail:
- bankofengland.co.uk whois
- FmLc.org whois
- FmLc.org http website
- FmLc.org https website - invalid certificate
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