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SimpleAuthority is a fully functional Certification Authority
(CA) that is designed to be very easy to use. It generates and manages keys and certificates that provide
cryptographic digital identities for people and/or computer servers. These identities are designed to be used
in other applications such as for:
- secure two factor authentication - using a technology like KeyVault for controlling access to Web resources
- secure email - for digital signing and encryption of email
- document signing - including PDF, Word and OpenOffice
What's New
Version 3.4:
- Improved command line interface to support use of different CAs
- Fixed bug where application crashes if data directory does not have read or write permission
- Fixed installer bug that prevented generation of ics files on Windows
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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SimpleAuthority is a fully functional Certification Authority
(CA) that is designed to be very easy to use. It generates and manages keys and certificates that provide
cryptographic digital identities for people and/or computer servers. These identities are designed to be used
in other applications such as for:
- secure two factor authentication - using a technology like KeyVault for controlling access to Web resources
- secure email - for digital signing and encryption of email
- document signing - including PDF, Word and OpenOffice documents
- VPN access - to provide a much higher level of security than username/password access
- client SSL authentication - to control access to an online service such as a subversion repository or wiki
- server SSL authentication - to authenticate a Web server to people within a known community.
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Version 2.6 crashes on launch. Version 2.5 works fine.
Leopard v10.5.8 (9L30) PPC.
It seems to be expecting JAVA 1.6, but for 10.5.8 that's only available (from Apple, at any rate) for 64-bit Intel architectures. Sadness.
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I use the Certificate Assistant in Keychain - it covers the same features.
For a good overview visit afp548 for an article about this - http://www.afp548.com/article.php?story=20080624005724638
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Not only did I visit the dev website - I actually used the app. As an admin, it was of great interest to me - my comment was based upon experience.
My comment stands, Keychain covers this for free.
Viperbas rated on 05 Apr 2011