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• How to get put on my system security certificates?

  For example, China Internet Network Information Center is a cert on my system and I've never been to this site. How it up here?

  Hello, these are the roots built-in certificates and approved by a browser - for an overview of this architecture please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_authority
  There are strict policies for certification authorities to come and stay on the list of the included certificates: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance/policies/security-group/certs/policy/

• Certificates of universal root updates - MicroCert Co.

  I need an answer on this subject:

  -Updates of certificates universal roots - MicroCert Co. (ucrtupd.exe)

  I have this program after windows update.

  I tried Google but * sigh * found no specific information.

  And what is the certificate root btw?

  I need an answer as soon as possible!

  Update: this is a Trojan horse and is marked as a horse of Troy of ClamWin Antivirus: http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/9bc0c6f621f949893f5455418b161fd8b11a0ba2e77961a3dadcb1008598fb59-1271181944

  If you want to really see it in action, download and install wireshark, start a trace, start the service and watch it make HTTP calls to China with personal information from your computer.

• How to find the certificate used to sign app?

  There is a site that uses DBsign UWS to validate personal certificates on a smart card.  I found myself breaking this feature by moving the default Java truststore so I could create a new one with a few roots/split AC that I trust (I have no desire to let apps signed by China, Russia, Turkey and countries spelled with heiroglyphs).  Now, my browser thinks that the UWS is self-signed and rfuses to run it.  I need to find the certificate used to sign this app to see what cert (s) sign, so I can add them to the truststore.  How can I find that?

  To answer my own question:

  jarsigner - verify - verbose - CERT DBsignUWS.jar

• I bought my ipad to the Japan but im now living in China if that I want to replace my ipad is it possible where I live?

  I think I need to replace my iPad in order to do that I need to know if I can go to my nearest apple store and ask for a replacement or I should send it to the store where I bought my iPad? because I bought the Japan but at the moment I live in China.

  If it's a single wi - fi device, you should be fine in China. However, if it's a camera cell phone WiFi, you will have to go back to Japan with her.

• I have an iPhone 6 more, an official version of China, it shows a battery indicator when I turn off support, is this normal? I can depulicate this function to another iPhone? I know how?

  I have an iPhone 6 more, an official version of China, it shows a battery indicator when I turn off support, is this normal? I can depulicate this function to another iPhone? I know how?

  I remember reading somewhere on the Apple site in recent years on some models of Chinese iPhone with this capability. No other iPhones display this and there is no way to enable it. I can't find the article which includes this information.

• I keep getting "the certificate for this server is invalid" for all SSL web sites.

  Since the upgrade to Mac OS Sierra I get certificate errors on my Mac Pro to the end of 2013.  It will work fine right after a reboot, but then it will start refusing to open all web sites that use SSL.  In this case until I restart, then it kinda good.

  I thought it was some kind of problem caused by the application of update after update to the Member, then I've completely erased from the hard drive and reinstalled Sierra fresh. And now the issue of the certificate is back.

  Anyone else having issues like this?  Anyone know of a fix?

  Do you have a third party anti virus or other applications that claim to protect, manage, clean, etc. from your computer? If so, uninstall them. Do you get the same message when you are using another browser?

• integrated macOS Sierra Cisco IPsec VPN does not work anymore (impossible to validate the server certificate)

  Hello

  I just upgraded to macOS Sierra and built-in Cisco IPsec VPN no longer works. When you try to connect, I get a "cannot validate the certificate of the server. "Check your settings and try to reconnect" error message. I use Cisco ASA with self-signed certificates and everything worked fine with previous versions of OS X.

  Please help me, I need my VPN Thx a lot

  I am having the same problem with StrongSwan and help cert signed with the channel to complete certificates included in the pkcs12 file imported to the keychain. It was working properly in El Capitan, but now broken in the Sierra.

• With the help of store app China without credit card US

  IM living in China and for this reason the apps I can download only from the Chinese market which is very limited. So I want to know that how to get or use the US app store for mac while Im in China without credit card?

  You must be a legal resident of the United States in order to create an account for the US iTunes Store. Without credit card with a U.S. Bank with a verifiable address of billing in the United States, you must have the United States iTunes gift cards to buy to pay for purchases.

  By the end of 2012 Mac minis, macOS?  Watch 38 mm silver AL, watchOS 3; iPad 2 Air & iPhone 6 + iOS 10.0.1;  Apple Airport Express

• Persistent problem of invalid certificates

  Suddenly, my web browsers tell me that they cannot verify the identity of a number of Web sites I use frequently and that certificates are not valid. I can't choose to continue after this warning, and I am unable to get browsers to trust sites. Also, on YouTube, I am constantly in restricted Mode and can't turn the power off.

  I looked at a number of positions related to this issue, and while some of the technical aspects are a little over my head, I tried the solutions proposed. I checked to make sure that the Date and time are correct. I looked at Activity Monitor to see that a process called 'ocspd' is running (affirmative). I used the command "Reset my default keychain" to Keychain Access and his command "Delete the"login"keychain" (both references and files). I also rubbed in the keychain from the keychain files library Finder folder in the Library preferences folder. I guess that's about it. None of this has changed the situation somewhat.

  Is there anything else I should try? Can anyone offer an explanation of this problem that occurs apparently spontaneously? I have a clone of my system of two and a half weeks I'm tempted to reinstall. I'm pretty sure that I could go back to a State of before this problem (I only noticed this problem a few days ago). But I'm more than willing to try other more specific patches before doing this.

  Thanks for all the ideas!

  Try to go to Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access and remove the certificate for the site. This should cause a new download. Quit and reopen Safari to test.

  Safari not recognized certificate

  Safari help

  Change the parameters of trust in a certificate

  You can view or edit an certificatetrust policies in Keychain Access.

  Open Keychain Access for me

  In the category list, select a category.

  Select a certificate, then choose file > read the information.

  Click on the triangle of confidence to show approval for the certificate policies.

  To override the trust policies, select new privacy settings in the pop-up menus.

  Safari of unrecognized certificate

  Certificate is not be accepted

• Digital certificates and runaway trustd

  Just improved El Capitan (10.11), Sierra (10.12). Updated the o/s, kept my applications and data on both a beginning 2011 MacBook Pro and an iMac end of 2013.

  First question mentioned was that Outlook for Mac 2016 hung on the iMac, if I tried to open a digitally signed message (DoD PKI-signed). Had to force quit.

  Next issue noted was that Keychain Access hung when I tried to start it. No window of Keychain Access, never not published, if the icon showed in the dock. Open Activity Monitor to investigate and found that the process trustd seems to have run away. The memory of the process was beyond 1 GB. Forced quit Keychain Access, then sent a HUP signal to my trustd process via the terminal. Once he showed up, process trustd memory reached 11.9 MB.

  Trying to reopen the Keychain Access, but it hung again. I let it go for a while, and Sierra informed me that he had become insensitive (thanks!). Killed, then looked at the allocation of memory of trustd. It was close to 2 GB.

  I upgraded the Macbook Pro at the same time (won't do again). Soon after the connection, I noticed that the fan spun. When he didn't slow down after a bit, I open Activity Monitor and saw that trustd process memory beyond 8 GB. (The total physical memory on the Macbook is 8 GB).

  On the iMac and Macbook, I created the new keyrings connection to get rid of all personal digital certificates.

  It helped on the iMac. I work in the old Keychain, so I do not have access to the certificates. If I do, Keychain Access crashes and trustd fled. I can return to normal by sending a HUP and stop smoking-force Keychain Access. In addition, Outlook crashes and trustd fled if I touch a digitally signed message. Again, I can go back to normal in force - quit Outlook and sending a HUP to trustd.

  The set of connection fees did not help on the laptop. trustd to save, eat memory in the process. I could reset by sending a HUP, after which she would free up the memory, but then he save again. From scratch (erase the hard drive, install Sierra) solves the problem of runaway trustd. I did not restore the Keyring containing digital certificates.

  Is this a problem with trustd? I need personal digital certificates to work on at least one of the computers.

  I also have problems with a runaway trustd, although slightly different triggers.  I'm trying to synchronize my mailboxes from several of my servers.  It downloads a few hundred saved messages, then trustd goes into overdrive, the fan is used, and the computer works nothing except trustd.

• Hi guys trying to get a signing certificate

  Hi guys, trying to get a certificate of signature to my mail need help.

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• I, one, phone, 5, with one, life, evidence, cases, I, a, terrible, time, with, my, Chin, tou ching, the, phone, and she ends, until, appellant, another person, in, conversation

  I have a standard of the iPhone 5 running on the 9.35, with a life system evidence case.  My problem is when I talk to someone if my Chin touches before the phone he he calls someone else in my contacts list.  I never had this problem with my iPhone 4 with a case of proof of life. Help!

  Try it without the case and see if that helps. iPhones have a proximity sensor which is supposed to turn off the screen while you held it in your face. Remove the case to help him determine if there may be a problem with the sensor or if it is related to the case that is interfering with the sensor.

• Push certificate error

  Im running 10.7.5 Server

  My Push notification service certificate expires in a month.

  I tried to renew through the application server tonight... and get the error:

  "An unexpected-(1200) error has occurred."

  No idea what it is... don't tell me Apple does not support 10.7.5 more and we will loose Push Notification when it expires in a month?

  I think you need to do this via the portal of NPP. There should be a link (small gray arrow) in the application of server (somewhere) that takes you directly to the portal. Use the AppleID allows you to set Push to open a session. The rest should be pretty obvious. Do not expect to work right away that it can take a day or two to revoke and renew completely. Even in this case I would always prepare you to re-enter all your devices.

• We need DEP in China and Korea

  We are a global company with DEP in most countries but not in China and Korea, I think that local regulations prevent us to do so. We have a problem because we are unable to track our assets in the country that gives us a headache of checking. Is there a way to get around this or an alternative in these countries?

  I would like assistance in this case.

  Maddieraz wrote:

  We are a global company with DEP in most countries but not in China and Korea, I think that local regulations prevent us to do so. We have a problem because we are unable to track our assets in the country that gives us a headache of checking. Is there a way to get around this or an alternative in these countries?

  I would like assistance in this case.

  If local regulations prevent you to do something, I think that the place to address that with the local Department of the local regulations.

  And what exactly do you mean by "DEP". https://www.Google.com/search?q=DEP & ie = UTF-8 & oe = UTF-8