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Verifying Smime content with openSSL

August 25th, 2008 · 3 Comments

I had an interesting question posed ot me today by Dominic who asked me to verify whether his all new Digital certificate was correctly being used for signing mail. Thunderbird sadly complained that the signature was invalid, which was unexpected, and that the issuer was unknown ( expected since it comes form a private hierarchy.) [...]

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Tags: Networking · Security · Systems Administration · Unix

Points Transfer with CAcert

August 25th, 2008 · 2 Comments

Having finally completed my points transfer from my Thawte web of Trust to CaCERT, I thought it would be worth documenting the process. I am already Thawte WOT notary, and as such a trusted and assured person in the sense of their Web of Trust. details of this migration process can be found here, although [...]

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