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The Self-Signed Insights category explores best practices, use cases, and common pitfalls when using self-signed certificates. Articles cover when to use self-signed certs versus CA-issued certs, configuring servers and clients to trust self-signed certs, mitigating security risks, and solving issues like untrusted certificate warnings. The insights aim to help properly leverage self-signed certificates.

How to Handle Self-Signed Certificates in Android WebView

How to Handle Self-Signed Certificates in Android WebView

Android WebView is a very handy component for integrating web pages into an application, but it does have a problem with self-signed certificates. These errors, such as "android webview ssl error", can be quite annoying during development. In this guide, we will go...

How to Generate a Self-Signed Code Signing Certificate?

How to Generate a Self-Signed Code Signing Certificate?

Basic Overview of Self-Signed Code Signing Certificate A Self-Signed Code Signing certificate allows developers to digitally sign executables, scripts, installers, and other files to confirm their authenticity and integrity. Unlike public certificates issued by...

How to Create Self-Signed SSL Certificates in Windows 11

How to Create Self-Signed SSL Certificates in Windows 11

A Step-by-Step Guide for Creating Self-Signed SSL Certificates in Windows 11 SSL certificates play a crucial role in securely encrypting and protecting data flow between websites and users' browsers. While publicly trusted SSL certificates provide fully verified...

The Dangers of Self-Signed SSL Certificates

The Dangers of Self-Signed SSL Certificates

What's the Risk of Using Self-Signed SSL? SSL certificates play a crucial role in securing connections between a website and users' browsers. They provide encryption to keep data private and confirm a website's identity. However, not all certificates offer the same...

How to Create Self-Signed Certificate using Java Keytool

How to Create Self-Signed Certificate using Java Keytool

Use Java Keytool Commands for Creating a Self-Signed Certificate To create a self-signed certificate using the Java Keytool utility, it's important to understand the basics of self-signed certificates. A self-signed certificate is a digital certificate that is signed...

How to Create Self-Signed SSL Certificate in Powershell

How to Create Self-Signed SSL Certificate in Powershell

Creating Self-Signed SSL in Powershell A Self-Signed SSL certificate is signed by its creator rather than a CA. It allows you to enable HTTPS on your websites and web services to encrypt traffic. However, because a trusted authority does not sign the certificate,...

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