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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!

You could be doing a better job of website security... If only there was a simple way to implement SSL with signed keys? PHP-CA is an easy to use and easy to administer Certificate Authority that runs in PHP.

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.

UnityCA is a Certificate Authority "front end" based on the Community-Oriented CA (COCA) model, which was primarily developed for non-profit "free CAs." Organizational and end-user interfaces provide trusted web management of the installed CA (eg ElyCA).

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.

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.