Free certificates software for windows

PFX provides the ability to import certificates and private keys from a PFX file onto a computer.
Main features:
- Choose whether a warning dialog should be displayed whenever the private key is accessed.
- Mark the private keys as re-exportable.
- Store private/public key pairs in the local machine keyset.
- Import certificates into the local machine certificate store, or the current user certificate store.

Izemail gives you the chance to encrypt and sign your e-mail messages, just by pressing the "Send" button in your mail program. No need to exchange encryption keys or certificates, no need to go through complex enrollment procedures. Izemail allows you to send an encrypted and signed message to a person if you only know their email address. Still, Izemail uses widespread standards for email encryption such as S/MIME and PKI. This makes Izemail compatible with any technology that supports S/MIME and/or PKI.
Izemail allows you to sign your email with a Digital Signature. You can use the signature that is provide with Izemail, or you can purchase the Digital Signature of your choice. Izemail works with any digital signature that complies with PKI, whether it resides on a smartcard, eToken or on your hard disk.
Main features:
- Free Izemail reader desktop software for your contacts A major bottleneck for using email encryption is the it takes two to tango principle
- Unlike conventional techniques, the patented Izemail mechanism allows you to send encrypted messages to someone who does not have encryption software installed yet.
- Automatic certificate distribution Izemail automatically consults a database containing certificates ("public keys") of all Izemail users
- This means that a user can encrypt a message based on just an e-mail address
- Izemail users will never manually download or exchange certificates and/or public keys, there is no need to manually install certificates.
- Automated certificate handling Izemail users rarely see certificates and they never have to
- Izemail selects and uses certificates automatically: Zero-click encryption.
- Use of multiple encryption certificates If you have more than one certificate for a contact, you dont have to select one certificate for encrypting a message
- Izemail simply encrypts with all available certificates
- This has two major advantages: its much more user friendly and it allows recipient to use different certificates in different workplaces and still be able to read encrypted messages in all workplaces.
- Free certificates included Izecom provides free Izemail certificates to all Izemail users
- These certificates are requested and issued following normal PKI procedures
- Certificates are delivered by email and installed fully automatically, so user doesnt have to go through complex web based certificate request and delivery procedures.
- Certificate compatibility Izemail is compliant with two certificate or three certificate models (which use different certificates for encryption, signing and non-repudiation)
- Izemail is compatible with all major PKI vendors (VeriSign, Thawte, Comodo, etc.) and with government issued PKI certificates.
- Reading encrypted messages in different workplaces Because Izemail supports encryption with multiple certificates, you can read your encrypted messages in different places
- Alternatively, Izemail provides easy backup, export and import features for copying certificates from one computer to another.
- No encrypt or sign button Izemail is zero-click encryption
- User doesnt select encryption or signing on a per message basis, but once Izemail has signed and/or encrypted a message, it assumes that it is easier and faster to always sign and/or encrypt rather than having user press a button for every message
- Of course, user can always change preferences.
- Integrates with Outlook, Lotus Notes, Outlook Express and all major email client software.
- Izemail works with all PKI-based smartcards and tokens and makes the use of smartcards and tokens for signing and encrypting email easy.
- Key protection Can be combined with an nCipher Hardware Security Module for maximum protection of certificates and private keys
- Server smartcard interface is optional.
- Usability Easy to use web interface for easy management.
- Comes as a plug-and-play appliance.
- Signs and encrypts outgoing email based on user or domain preferences.
- Automatic decryption Decrypts all incoming email messages for which a private key is available
- All other encrypted messages can be bounced or can be passed trhough for decryption on desktop computer, depending on Gateway settings.
- User configuration Can automatically request certificates for new users
- No configuration needed after installation (Adding users and certificates is done automatically).
- Spam and virus protection Encrypted messages can be scanned for viruses and spam: Izemail Gateway decrypts messages, hands them to virusscanner and/or spamfilter, then re-encrypts messages for delivery to desktop
- In this procedure, incoming messages are encrypted with a key for which the Gateway has a private key, Gateway re-encrypts the message with a key for which Izemail Desktop has the private key.
- Integration of Gateway and Desktop Users can use their Izemail Desktop software to configure messages for encryption and signing but actual encryption and signing is postponed until outgoing messages pass Izemail Gateway
- Similarly, other features of Izemail Desktop can be transferred to Gateway.

Windows Certificate Enrollment Control Vulnerability Patch (Windows Me) 5.131.3659.0 is developed as an all-in-one tool which is a combination of all versions of Windows ship with an ActiveX control, which can enable Web-based certificate enrollments.

The control contains a flaw that could enable a Web page, through an extremely complex process, to invoke the control in a way that would delete certificates on a user?s system. An attacker who successfully exploited the vulnerability could corrupt trusted root certificates, EFS encryption certificates, e-mail signing certificates, and any other certificates on the system, thereby preventing the user from using these features.

A new version of the control is available that corrects the vulnerability and can be installed via the patch. As discussed in the Caveats section, customers who operate Web sites that use the Certificate Enrollment Control will need to make minor revisions to their Web applications in order to use the new control.

Microsoft Knowledge Base article Q323172 details how to do this. In addition, the patch addresses a similar, but less serious vulnerability discovered in the SmartCard Enrollment control. This control ships with Windows 2000 and Windows XP. A new version of this control is also provided.

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PKIBlackbox is a comprehensive component collection that adds Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) support to your Delphi, C++Builder or Kylix application. PKI includes X.509 certificates, certificate requests, certificate revokation lists, certificate storages etc. .
Main PKIBlackbox functions are:
* generate and validate certificates
* create and process certificate requests
* manage Certificate Revokation Lists
* import and export certificates in DER, PFX and PEM formats
* encrypt/sign and decrypt/verify files in PKCS#7 format
PKIBlackbox supports Windows Certificates and Windows Certificate Storages. PKIBlackbox lets you manage certificates, stored on CryptoCards and USB CryptoTokens.
This is VCL edition, which can be used with Delphi 4-7 and 2005/Win32, C++Builder 4-6 and Kylix 2-3.