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@EUstaran @ICOnews Dear Eduardo, I understand your feelings about the current state of business with Corona and the impending Brexit. But now it seems you advocate that when a company is doing not so well, privacy protection is less of an issue. #GDPR
16 Oct 2020
The French National Commission on Information Technology and Freedoms (CNIL) recommends all French services to stop storing health data using Microsoft or any other company subject to 'US law' as soon as possible. https://t.co/3RrmRlWAWI
16 Oct 2020
Now on Youtube ex #beatle Paul McCartney @PaulMcCartney for the Teenage Cancer Trust 2012 https://t.co/DZlmvcebSl
11 Oct 2020
#Straling, #spectrum, #5G, er wordt nogal wat angst over gezaaid. Maar wat is straling? En hoe zit het met 5G? Natuurkundige Anna Gimbrère @AnnaGimbrere legt duidelijk uit over elektromagnetische straling via @Bright TV. Sorry, Dutch Only. #radiation #5G. https://t.co/ozq25ZFMTu
11 Oct 2020
Dutch Supervisory Authority @toezicht_AP is not ordering companies to stop #transferring #PersonalData yet, start investigating data transferred to the #USA. Quote:'Better store data in the EU rather than the US' #SchremmsII #GDPR #PrivacyShield Dutch: https://t.co/Mx9FZgmtq2
01 Oct 2020
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@WebHallaXCA the Certificate and Key management tool by Christian Hohnstädt
This application is intended for creating and managing X.509 certificates, certificate requests, RSA, DSA and EC private keys, Smartcards and CRLs. Everything that is needed for a CA is implemented. All CAs can sign sub-CAs recursively. These certificate chains are shown clearly.For an easy company-wide use there are customiseable templates that can be used for certificate or request generation.
All cryptographic data is stored in a SQL database. SQLite, MySQL (MariaDB) and PostgreSQL databases are supported.
Features
- Start your own PKI and create all kinds of certificates, requests or CRLs
- Import and export them in any format like PEM, DER, PKCS#7, PKCS#12
- Use them for your IPsec, OpenVPN, HTTPs or any other certificate based setup
- Manage your Smart-Cards via PKCS#11 interface
- Export certificates and requests to a OpenSSL config file
- Create Subject- and/or Extension- templates to ease issuing similar certs
- Convert existing certificates or requests to templates
- Get the broad support of x509v3 extensions as flexible as OpenSSL but user friendlier
- Adapt the Columns to have your important information at a glance
Standards
- PKCS#1 unencrypted RSA key storage format.
- PKCS#7 Collection of public certificates.
- PKCS#8 Encrypted private key format for RSA DSA EC keys.
- PKCS#10 Certificate signing request.
- PKCS#11 Security token / Smart card / HSM access.
- PKCS#12 Certificate, Private key and probably a CA chain.
File formats
- DER Distinguished Encoding Rules - Binary format
- PEM Privacy Enhanced Mail - Text format
- SSH2 Public key
Usability
- Templates for common subjects and extensions.
- All subject entries, x509v3 extensions, and other properties can be displayed in separate columns.
- Customizable subject entries
- Drag & Drop support
- Many certificate setting sanity checks
- Easy association and transformation between keys, certificates and requests
Download
https://hohnstaedt.de/xca
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