Re: Enumerting all certs in FF using Java

Anders Rundgren wrote: > Hi, > Is there a way of connecting SUN's java pkcs11 driver to FF and > be able to treat all installed security modules as a single unit? > > Pardon if the question is badly phrased, my experience is mainly > with CryptoAPI which is a bit simpler (primitive maybe). > > I

Re: Proposal for improving the security of add-on updates

Dave Townsend wrote: > Nelson Bolyard wrote: >> $18/year is too expensive, eh? > > Heh, this is true. My attempts to find cheap SSL certificates had only > yielded $100/per year jobs. Given that they are not that expensive I > have started doing a straw poll of authors to see whether that would

Enumerting all certs in FF using sunpkcs11

Hi, Is there a way of connecting SUN's java pkcs11 driver to FF and be able to treat all installed security modules as a single unit? Pardon if the question is badly phrased, my experience is mainly with CryptoAPI which is a bit simpler (primitive maybe). I have with the following parameters been

Re: nss and mozilla database

> Is that really the verbatim output of signtool -l? Does your self-signed > cert have "Common Name - Organization" as its name? That is correct, this is just a test self-signed cert. > "security library: bad database" is a somewhat generic error you'll > encounter when signtool fails to find a c