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• Expired Microsoft Certificate for Applet that does not have Microsoft's Certificate

  I self-signed an applet, FontViewer .
  After that two warning dialog boxes, it works fine on Firefox and IE8.
  (The signature will be required for other versions of FontViewer.)
  
  What I don't understand is the first dialog box. He says that

  the application's digital signature has an error.
  You want to run the application?

  The editor is administered by Microsoft.
  And yet, there is nothing in the cmdlet that has nothing to do with Microsoft.
  The certificate chain was only my own signature;
  the second dialog box is complaining about this.
  
  The details of the offending dialog box are these

  Version V3
  Serial number [159710878728337540029965131499009205191]
  ALG SIG. [SHA1withRSA]
  Issuer CN = 2001 CA, VeriSign Class 3 Code signing
  OU = terms of use at https://www.VeriSign.com/RPA (c) 01,
  OU = VeriSign Trust Network, O = "VeriSign, Inc."
  Validity [from: Sun Dec 29 19:00:00 this 2002]
  [To: kill Jan 06 18:59:59 EST 2004]
  Object CN = Microsoft Corporation, OU = operations,
  OU = digital ID class 3 - Netscape object signing,
  O = Microsoft Corporation, L = Redmond, ST = Washington, C = US
  85:AB:E7:6 A SHA1 fingerprint: 8 C: DA: 16:ED:40:A4:8 A: 9 C: FF:CC:A5:5 D: 77:B5:0F:88

  why this dialog?
  How can I prevent it?
  
  Published by: 802993 on October 16, 2010 21:27
  Note that the signature is necessary.

  After loading MS Updates October 14, two completely different websites, applets gave me a message that "the digital signature was generated with a trusted certificate but has expired." The information of the certificate included "issuer CN = VeriSign Class 3 Code signing 2001-4. Java update made no difference but uninstall then reinstall Java seem to have solved the problem. Thanks for the info, groupboard.

  Published by: 803084 on October 17, 2010 17:52