I have a mobile app that will be communicating with my webserver over https.My question is, do I even need to worry about installing a certificate since all traffic to this api will be headless?
Bit of a silly question, but: What kind of file(s) do you get when you buy an SSL certificate from a trusted CA?
I need to add which is run by text on firefox. Is it possible using self signed certificate. what are the steps i need to perform to achieve this 开发者_开发知识库?
Hi I am accessing a developmental API that only has a self signed, expired certificate through Java, and unexpectedly I am getting the error about unable to find valid certification path to requested
Currently I\'m using the BouncyCastle library to generate a certificate. Something like this: X509V3CertificateGenerator certGenerator = new X509V3CertificateGenerator();
I can\'t find a list of authorities per Android SDK version anywhere. Most advice suggests running some code on a mounted device to determine the list of trusted root authorities for that device. This
I am getting following error while using certificate file, I have generated truststore of the same and passing it to XmlRpcCommonsTransportFactory
Briefly, here\'s the scenario.I have an ASP.NET application using forms authentication and a custom membership provider.I\'ve created a WCF client and an ASP.NET ServiceHost using ServiceHostFactory.E
I have run into an issue where Android (versions 3.1 and 2.3.4) throws a: javax.net.ssl.SSLPeerUnverifiedException: No peer certificate
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