Tag: Keystore
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Converting a Java Keystore Into PEM Format
1. Introduction A Java KeyStore is a container of security certificates that we can use when writing Java code. Java KeyStores hold one or …
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Two-Way SSL Authentication Setup in Mule
What is Two-Way SSL? Two-way SSL means that a client and a server communicates on a verified connection with each …
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Using ApacheDS to Authenticate Presto Users
Let’s take a look at the Presto service and how it can be connected to LDAP for user password authentication. You only need to connect the …
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Cryptography With the DES Algorithm
Nowadays, information security is the main concern on the Internet. With web data continuously flowing from one end to another, to ensure …
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JKS: Extending a Self-Signed Certificate
Sometimes, you don’t have a PKI in place but you still need a key and a corresponding certificate to sign stuff (outside of the TLS …
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Difference Between a Java Keystore and a Truststore
1. Overview In this article, we’ll provide an overview of the differences between a Java keystore and a Java truststore. 2. Concepts In …
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Use Client Certificate Authentication With Java and RestTemplate
As a follow up of the http://gochev.blogspot.com/2019/04/convert-pfx-certificate-to-jks-p12-crt.html, we now have a keystore and a …
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Extracting a Private Key From the Java Keystore (JKS)
I’ve been working with the AS2 Protocol and the AdroitLogic AS2Gateway for quite some time now, and hence, playing with JKS has been a …
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Everything About HTTPS and SSL (Java)
Many articles, papers, and blogs have already talked about HTTPS, SSL, and web security. Nevertheless, people still miss the …
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