What are the security implications of storing the keystore in a public repo, along with the source code?
I\'d like to import a new certificate into the keystore without restarting a running service.Is that possible?
I am moving my site from a tomcat only instance to an apache httd/ apache tomcat setu开发者_开发百科p.I\'m trying to set up the ssl with mod_ssl on apache httpd.But I don\'t know how to convert my tom
Is it possible to access certificates stored in the Local Machine store (rather than Current User) from a Java Servlet? I\'ve tried using the MSCAPI provider ope开发者_开发技巧ning the \"Windows-MY\"
Our company purchased a code signing certificate from Thawte a few weeks ago.When we finally received the certificate from the purchasing team t开发者_运维知识库hey didn\'t know the alias for the cert
I need to securely store private user data so it can persist across my app starts as well as device resets.
I\'ve got an application which generates SecretKeys, one per client.These need to be persisted in our database.I\'m REALLY unfamiliar with common security patterns or implementations, and I\'m looking
If I have: System.setProperty(\"javax.net.ssl.keyStore\", \'/etc/certificates/fdms/WS1001237590._.1.ks\');
Never done any .net stuff before and am wondering if it is possible to run a .Net web application client side through a browser? Or does it only work by processing on the server then spit out an HTML
In my web application I access a private key that is stored in a Java KeyStore. I would like to know what is the best/recommended way to store the password for the KeyStore and private key.
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