WebCert
WebCert is a Web application to generate and manage digital certificates in cases where no "full" CA is needed. It is very handy for those who need a cert quickly and don't have the hang of the OpenSSL command line. It is very easy to deploy and to use.
| Tags | Security Cryptography |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Implementation | C |
Recent releases
- 20 Mar 2008 00:43
Changes: An issue where the nasty P12 export function still created a zero byte P12 file when no private key was pasted at all was fixed. There is now an extra comment on the Web request form that the private key file is really needed for PKCS12 export.
- 20 Dec 2007 07:01
Changes: The P12 export function failed when a private key was pasted with multiple trailing empty lines, creating a empty zero byte p12 file. A link for a S/MIME certificate creation how-to was added to help.
- 18 Dec 2007 06:50
Changes: Generation of S/MIME certificates is fully supported. The new certexport.cgi convienently converts an existing PEM certificate into either DER or PKCS12 format. The certsearch.cgi function has been expanded to filter certificates by their serial number. The [Go Back] button in genrequest.cgi now correctly refers back to buildrequest.cgi instead of pointing to certrequest.cgi. The latest CGI were missing in the top level Makefile. The REQLEN parameter was too small for certificates with a 4096 bit key. A minor display bug in the HTML table of getcert.cgi was fixed.
- 15 Oct 2007 07:01
Changes: The new CGI certsearch.cgi can search in all exisiting certificates, filtering the cert store per subject field, validation, or expiration date. This helps to identify certificates that are about to expire and renew them before they become invalid. Font cleanup was done in certverify.cgi and genrequest.cgi for a consistent look and feel.
- 30 Jun 2007 13:24
Changes: certstore.cgi got a new column which displays how long the certificate is still valid. It is shown as a pseudo-graphical bar representing the percentage of time left compared to the certificate lifetime. A second entry shows the remaining time in a appropriate context. The selection to display a certificate either in PEM or TXT format has been added to certstore.cgi for quicker access.
