Sir, please run sfc /scannow in a command prompt. Do the needful.
Jose Ortiz
Pajeet, you forgot to run the office repair and gpupdate you have to make sure you do it properly!
Oliver Richardson
Your network administrator will know the answer sir
Jaxson Jenkins
Found this cert.
Justin Brown
sir please run reg query HKCU /s
Andrew Roberts
you know what's up. Just wanted to know how bad it is, if its a root cert to create shit or just a public one.
Luis Carter
Of our has the key bundled with it then you would be able to sign other certs with it, but this is extremely unlikely
Cooper Johnson
Sir if you are looking IT help you have to log a customer ticket. Please upload all information to pastebin.com so further IT assistance can be provided
Nathaniel Morris
How could I tell? I just want to know what im looking at. Why does It have lots of unrelated emails in there from different departments.
Nicholas James
it's literally just a self signed root certificate. it says "certificate is not trusted" right there. if it's not one of the root certificates from authorities that are trusted by default in your OS and browser it's basically as useful as if you generated one yourself with openssl. so pretty much useless
Cameron Harris
What if its from a gov institution? Expiry date 2029.
Leo Rodriguez
dude wait, did you get it from that mil site??? wtf are the chances, i stumbled upon it 2 days ago LOL. also I'm pretty sure it's useless since they're self signed plus the private key doesn't come with them
mine is a different one. Why are mil emails in it tho?
Carson Ramirez
Is that what OP is really getting his dick hard over a fucking pub key .
That's what boomers do, its public user you can post.
Luke Bennett
i have no clue. do you wanna exchange discords/anything im interested in which site you're on now lol [email protected] send a mail or just post it here if you dgaf
Chase Garcia
Just hit the certificate with a lil request like >openssl x509 -req uranus.csr -CA bitchRoot.crt And then show that CA pussy who's boss.
Xavier Nelson
private root certificate nothing prevents you from generating one nobody cares
adding it to your browser/os allows your company to self-sign intranet and also monitor your ssl connections via man-in-the-middle
Michael Fisher
Cant get in touch, its literally just a DoD Root CA 2 cert with tons of cryptographic shit, emails of people from @navy.mil, @darpa.mil, [email protected], @fieldinnovationteam.org.
I just want to know how sensitive that stuff is, that's all. If I can sign shit with it or not. Or if its something public and not a big deal.
Bentley Gutierrez
Why are all those mil emails in it? Why is it valid till 2029?
Nathan Rogers
there's no private key so i think it's just the public part + it's self signed. pretty useless but i kinda wanna know what the emails are lol those are probably the only "useful" part
Austin Rogers
I have to pass bro, I really cant share those. But just to understand it properly.
The person with this cert can login to shit? There are also:
DoD Root CA 2 DOD EMAIL CA-30 DOD EMAIL CA-29 Entrust Class 2 Client CA DOD EMAIL CA-26 DOD EMAIL CA-32
and under each of those sections are a ton on emails.
My question is what is the cert good for? How can I see if it has a private key in it?
