Free certificates software for windows

Microsoft Windows 98 Patch: Erroneous VeriSign-Issued Digital Certificates Update will make you satisfied because it resolves the "Erroneous VeriSign-Issued Digital Certificates Pose Spoofing Hazard" security vulnerability, and is discussed in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS01-017.

Download now to prevent an unauthorized user from running code on your computer by digitally signing programs as "Microsoft Corporation."

VeriSign, Inc. issued two VeriSign digital certificates to an individual who fraudulently claimed to be a Microsoft employee; this allows the individual to sign programs, ActiveX controls, Office macros, and other executable content as originating from "Microsoft Corporation." This update prevents the two erroneously signed certificates from being accepted as valid.

Office 2000 Tool: PVK Digital Certificate Files Importer 1 is regarded to be a reliable and user-friendly tool that an be used to sign Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code in your Microsoft Office 2000 programs when using an authenticated digital certificate. Some certification authorities, such as Verisign and Thawte, may provide digital certificates for code signing. Some of these certification authorities use the PVK file format to store the private key of the digital certificate. The public part of the digital certificate is stored in an SPC file. The private part is stored in the PVK file.

If you have a Verisign Class 3 certificate or a Thawte Developer Certificate, these digital certificates are currently provided to you in a pair of SPC and PVK files. If you want to use your SPC and PVK digital certificate in VBA-enabled applications, you will need to use the PVK Digital Certificate Files Importer to import your SPC+PVK into your personal certificate store.

Requirements:

• Windows 2000/XP

Microsoft Exchange Server Add Root Certificate 06.05.7226 is well-known as a handy as well as reliable tool which is used to add your own root certificate onto your Pocket PC device. For security, organizations often wish to use secure connections (SSL) when syncing or accessing a server. A number of Pocket PC 2002 applications use root certificates and SSL. If your organization prefers to use its own root certificate, you must install a custom root certificate on to the device. This tool will help you do so.

Requirements: Windows 2000/2003 Server

It helps you to inspect the files contained in SIS package, to see certificates against which it was signed as well as to view the PKG script that describes the on-device installation process.

Major Features:

1. Read the contents and show information on SIS package;
2. Unpack files from SIS package;
3. Extract embedded components of package as sis files (including certificates and signatures);
4. View and save installation PKG script;
5. Show information on certificates (validity period, issuer, subject, etc.), and delete them from package;
6. Edit package: modification of name, vendor, version, type of installation, supported platforms (devices) is available. You can also add, replace and delete files containing in a package and change capabilities of executables (i.e. exe, dll, ldd, etc.);
7. Extract images from mif files.