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Archid After hours or research I finally gave up on this problem and need help. I configured my Nginx server to handle client authentication via certificates, it's as simple as: First, I used this tutorial to generate my client and server .crt https://fardog.i
Jonathan Nagin I'm trying to setup NGINX to perform client authentication for multiple clients. My problem is that those clients will have different certificates, basically different root CAs: [clientA.crt] ClientA > IntermediateA > RootA
[clientB.crt] ClientB
Jonathan Nagin I'm trying to setup NGINX to perform client authentication for multiple clients. My problem is that those clients will have different certificates, basically different root CAs: [clientA.crt] ClientA > IntermediateA > RootA
[clientB.crt] ClientB
Jonathan Nagin I'm trying to setup NGINX to perform client authentication for multiple clients. My problem is that those clients will have different certificates, basically different root CAs: [clientA.crt] ClientA > IntermediateA > RootA
[clientB.crt] ClientB
other: So I'm having issues with wsdls here, with multiple certificates selected in Java. For example, a smart card has multiple certificates on it for signing, encryption and identification. I have a WSDL that generates code for client auth connections, but a
other: So I'm having issues with wsdls here, with multiple certificates selected in Java. For example, a smart card has multiple certificates on it for signing, encryption and identification. I have a WSDL that generates code for client auth connections, but a
other: So I'm having issues with wsdls here, with multiple certificates selected in Java. For example, a smart card has multiple certificates on it for signing, encryption and identification. I have a WSDL that generates code for client auth connections, but a
Vince: I am trying to create certificate based client authentication using spring 5 without spring boot. Is there a good tutorial how to do this? (eg: how to specify the truststore, etc.). Vince: I ended up not using spring security because I didn't need a lot
Vince: I am trying to create certificate based client authentication using spring 5 without spring boot. Is there a good tutorial how to do this? (eg: how to specify the truststore, etc.). Vince: I ended up not using spring security because I didn't need a lot
Vince: I am trying to create certificate based client authentication using spring 5 without spring boot. Is there a good tutorial how to do this? (eg: how to specify the truststore, etc.). Vince: I ended up not using spring security because I didn't need a lot
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Derek Shockey: I am using AWS API Gateway with Go backend. To make sure all connections go through the API Gateway, I need to use TLS client authentication (aka mutual authentication, two-way authentication). In principle, this applies to: func enableClientAut
Joe White Nginx ssl_client_certificateand ssl_trusted_certificatedirectives can be used to allow client certificates signed by a given authority. But how to allow specific certificates? I want to filter by certificate thumbprint or by certificate authority + c
Amx So is there a module that supports SASL EXTERNAL for client side SSL authentication using certificates in ejabberd. My searches so far have resulted in the disappearance of links and forum discussions as well as this http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0178.htm
Amx So is there a module that supports SASL EXTERNAL for client side SSL authentication using certificates in ejabberd. My searches so far have resulted in the disappearance of links and forum discussions as well as this http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0178.htm
Paul Lynch I'm trying to create a self-signed server certificate for my client/server application (written in Java using the Netty library). From what I understand, I have to create a CA keystore and a server keystore, use the CA keystore to sign the server ce
Mohit Is it possible in an SSL/TLS handshake where the client only sends its certificate? The server doesn't need to send any certificate? So far, there is only one way of handshake, where the server sends its certificate to the client. As far as I know, in th
Mohit Is it possible in an SSL/TLS handshake where the client only sends its certificate? The server doesn't need to send any certificate? So far, there is only one way of handshake, where the server sends its certificate to the client. As far as I know, in th
Fabio Mignogna I am calling a web service using HTTPS scheme. To access the web service I need a username and password. I implemented http basic authentication. I keep getting a 401 error and I'm sure the username and password are correct. Here is the code I u
Fabio Mignogna I am calling a web service using HTTPS scheme. To access the web service I need a username and password. I implemented http basic authentication. I keep getting a 401 error and I'm sure the username and password are correct. Here is the code I u