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Capture SSL/TLS text content without a CA certificate using eBPF. Supports Linux/Android kernel versions x86_64 4.18 and above, aarch64 5.5 and above. Does not support Windows and macOS systems.

A simple certificate manager written in Go, to bootstrap your own certificate authority and public key infrastructure. Adapted from etcd-ca. certstrap is a very convenient app if you don't feel like dealing with OpenSSL, its myriad of options or config files. certstrap allows you to build your own certificate system. certstrap can init multiple certificate authorities to sign certificates with. Users can make arbitrarily long certificate chains by using signed hosts to sign later certificate...

CacheGuard PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) is a mini PKI and an OCSP server that you can safely connect to the internet to revoke your public certificates. CacheGuard PKI allows you to easily generate, import and export your SSL client, server and CA root certificates. CacheGuard PKI is distributed as an open source OS to install on a virtual or hardware machine. Once installed on a machine, CacheGuard-OS transforms that machine into a PKI network appliance. CacheGuard-OS is based...

certz is intended to implement a standard interface for creating and maintaining one or multiple Root and Intermediate Certification Authorities (ie, CA and ICA).

X Certificate and Key management is an interface for managing asymetric keys like RSA or DSA. It is intended as a small CA for creation and signing certificates. It uses the OpenSSL library for the cryptographic operations. Please see the XCA homepage http://hohnstaedt.de/xca

Minimal Barebones versions of Puppy Linux.

An easy CA managing tool for graphical and command line environments.

.... No dependencies on the PHP OpenSSL extension, no database dependencies, nor other less-commonly-available extensions. 5. Something that could be somewhat secure, easily portable, and easily shared with other developers.

Want to create your own CA? Have a pain typing openssl command? With Certificate Utilities, we include many functions like create private key. This is the most professional and free certificate toolkit based on openssl and lisenced under under GPL!

Bash shell scripts to run an OpenSSL Certificate Authority (CA) and issue self-signed HTTPS server certificates (or cert signing requests) for intranets. Scripts: genrootca, genservercert, genusercert, revokecert, csv2usercerts, certificate-mailer.

The OpenSSL shell/batch script collection offers insight in how to setup a hierarchical PKI structure consisting of a Root CA, several sub CA's and end entity digital certificates. The scripts are available for unix and windows.

Realisierung einer VerwaltungsPKI(V-PKI) mit OpenSource(openCA,openSSL,openLDAP) unter der ROOT CA des BSI. Bereitstellen der notwendigen Benutzeroberflaeche und Dokumente: CP,CPS, Dienstanweisung,Mustervertrag,Benutzeranweisungen,DB-Beschreibung

phpCA is a PHP-based framework to operate a certificate authority (CA). It uses the openssl functions of PHP to generate CSRs and X.509-certificates as well as mySQL to store these data.

Easy x509 certificate generation, with multi-user administration and safe distribution. Predefined types for User/Clients/Server/Mail/CA. Users integrate information from LDAP or AD directory. Full revocation(CRL) support with ftp distribution of CRLs.

Helper web application writen in PhP and Perl to mantain local Certificate Authority based on openssl. Provides ability to view issued certificates, issue new certificates, revoke compromised certificates.

a KDE front end to the OpenSSL tools and CA scripts, with LDAP/X509 directory integration and access to KDE Certificate stores

Adytum is a certificate authority suite, powered by OpenSSL, specifically designed for internal use small enterprises which need a secure and robust PHP solution without the rich feature set of software aimed at large retail CAs.

To not forget about the basic openssl commands required to get a selfsigned CA working for my own servers, I am creating a Webinterface to simplify the basic tasks of updating/creating and revoking a certificate once the root certificate is present. Further enhancements may come later. By no way this should be a complete certificate authority management tool - there are others already available.