Thread: [SOLVED]Security: Fraudulent *.google.com Certificate
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Pigro is offline Pigro
2011-09-01 , 11:05
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Originally Posted by Rob1n View Post
Looks like the correct process (works for me anyway) is to remove the certificate from the Root CA store by doing (as root):
Code:
cmcli -c common-ca -r 8868bfe08e35c43b386b62f7283b8481c80cd74d
I found the ID for the certificate there using:
Code:
cmcli -T common-ca -L | grep DigiNotar
You can then remove the certificate from the microb certificate store using the certificate manager as I suggested earlier.
I removed the certificate from the Root CA store as you advised, which went fine. I then tried to remove from MicroB via the certificate mgmt interface - but there was no entry for DigiNotar present. I assume that is OK and I need take no further action?
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