How to extract username out of SSL Certificate

is there a sql or pl/slq function I can use to extract the user name out of a certificate (SSL)

Hi Saurabh,
In ur case u can use EVS and u can retrieve the text and can save it in the backend.
Refer to this link it will be veryhepful to u.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f0e57440-ec1c-2a10-36b1-fe92341f98c4
Thanks.

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Function to extract username out of a ceriticate

is there a sql or pl/slq function I can use to extract the user name out of a certificate (SSL)

You can use the SSL feature of the Oracle Advanced Security option to secure communications between any client and any server. Specifically, you can use SSL to authenticate: Any client or server to one or more Oracle servers
A certificate ensures that the entity's identity information is correct and that the public key actually belongs to that entity. A certificate is created when an entity's public key is signed by a trusted identity, that is, a certificate authority (CA), described more fully in this section.
A certificate contains the entity's name, public key, serial number, and expiration date.
I am trying to extract the entity's name.
Note: Java has the ability. It uses a package called "java.security.cert.X509Certificate". The "getIssuerDN" method gets the issuer (issuer distinguished name) value from the certificate.

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My code will be running on server which will be a java class that should read any SSL certificates for the user that is logging in to the application.
Kindly let me know how it can be achieved ? I have very rare knowldge on Security. how i can read SSL certificates of the client machine.
Also let me know the possible solutions for above question.

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How to extract email address from a certificate?

I have a PDF that has been signed with a digital signature.
Using Coldfusion/CFScript and JAVA calls with iText API, I am able to get the following information out of the certificate:
- Validity dates (from/to)
- Subject Fields
- Issuer information
If I check the certificate in READER under the DETAILS tab of the certificate, I can see "Certificate Data" including the name "RFC822 email".
The subject fields of the certificate doesn't include the EmailAddress so my question is WHERE do I look to get the email address value for the certificate data "RFC822 email"?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Hi there, I'm looking for something similar but wanted to extract the date instead.
See attach snapshot (Note: this forum wouldn't allow me to upload signed PDF so I'm uploading the image instead)
I am aware that we can change the appearance of the digital signature to make the date visible but in most case, it is too small to read on hardcopies.
We resort by manually typing in the date, zoom into PDF (to see visible date associated with digital signature), to click on the digital signature image to open the signature properties dialog, or to open the Signatures tab window that's sitting at the left.
Manual typing in the date expose us to the problem when the PDF was created vs. the actual date the PDF was signed (data associated with digital signature/certificate).
Hope I am making sense.
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I use Citrix Receiver to access my workplace Windows environment remotely from home, where I run Firefox 7.01 on Ubuntu 11.10. Two days ago the SSL certificate expired, so when I tried to logon remotely it failed. Now the company have renewed the certificate, but now when I try to logon I get an error from the Citrix ICA Client saying "You have not chosen to trust Verisign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority - G5, the issuer of the server's security certificate (SSL error 61)"
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(I'd rather not tell everyone here the URL of my company's remote access website)

Thanks for the swift reply, cor-el - unfortunately, no joy with this approach.
A. As my named user (called "greg", surprise, surprise, no secret there...)
Run Firefox; select Edit > Preferences > Advanced : Encryption:
Here I get no option for Certificates, but I do get View Certificates - then tabs for:
- Servers, under which my company's remote logon URL is listed - Edit button is grey
- Authorities, under which the Verisign...G5 entry may be edited; 3 options:
1. may identify websites (ticked)
2. may identify mail users (unticked)
3. may identify software makers (ticked)
I ticked 2, tried again - same failure. Unticked it.
B. As root.
Run Firefox; select Edit > Preferences > Advanced : Encryption:
Here I get no option for Certificates, but I do get View Certificates - then tabs for:
- Servers, under which my company's remote logon URL is NOT listed
- Authorities, under which the Verisign...G5 entry may be edited; 3 options:
1. may identify websites (ticked)
2. may identify mail users (unticked)
3. may identify software makers (unticked)
I ticked 2 and 3, tried again - same failure. Unticked them.
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Hi,
The below code shows how to read from txt file and display in the perticular fields.
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Hard-coding paths that point to your user folder on the block diagram. What if somebody else tries to run it? They'll get an error. What if somebody tries to run this on Windows 7? They'll get an error. What if somebody tries to run this on a Mac or Linux? They'll get an error.
Not using Read From Spreadsheet File.
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How do I install this self-signed SSL certificate?

I haven't been able to connect to the jabber server I've been using (phcn.de) for quite some time now, so I filed a bug report with mcabber. The friendly people there told me to install phcn.de's self-signed certificate, but I can't figure out for the life of me how to do that.
I know I can download something resembling a certificate using
$ gnutls-cli --print-cert -p 5223 phcn.de
Which does give me something to work with:
Resolving 'phcn.de'...
Connecting to '88.198.14.54:5223'...
- Ephemeral Diffie-Hellman parameters
- Using prime: 768 bits
- Secret key: 767 bits
- Peer's public key: 767 bits
- PKCS#3 format:
-----BEGIN DH PARAMETERS-----
MIHFAmEA6eZCWZ01XzfJf/01ZxILjiXJzUPpJ7OpZw++xdiQFBki0sOzrSSACTeZ
hp0ehGqrSfqwrSbSzmoiIZ1HC859d31KIfvpwnC1f2BwAvPO+Dk2lM9F7jaIwRqM
VqsSej2vAmAwRwrVoAX7FM4tnc2H44vH0bHF+suuy+lfGQqnox0jxNu8vgYXRURA
GlssAgll2MK9IXHTZoRFdx90ughNICnYPBwVhUfzqfGicVviPVGuTT5aH2pwZPMW
kzo0bT9SklI=
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- Certificate type: X.509
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- subject `CN=phcn.de', issuer `CN=phcn.de', RSA key 1024 bits, signed using RSA-SHA, activated `2009-05-04 08:26:21 UTC', expires `2014-04-08 08:26:21 UTC', SHA-1 fingerprint `d01bf1980777823ee7db14f8eac1c353dedb8fb7'
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----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- The hostname in the certificate matches 'phcn.de'.
- Peer's certificate issuer is unknown
- Peer's certificate is NOT trusted
- Version: TLS1.0
- Key Exchange: DHE-RSA
- Cipher: AES-128-CBC
- MAC: SHA1
- Compression: NULL
- Handshake was completed
- Simple Client Mode:
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See:
http://www.gtlib.cc.gatech.edu/pub/linux/docs/HOWTO/other-formats/html_single/SSL-Certificates-HOWTO.html
Follow the instructions there
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Paste the contents of the file: cacert.pem into the message-text box.
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CA.pl -sign
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i've the same problem. i've found this solution, but you need download a JCE Provider that allow you to read the explorer certificate store.
You can try this one: https://download.assembla.se/jceprovider/
and the code:
import se.assembla.*;
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Exchange 2010: How to renew an SSL certificate?

Hi all. I have done some reading but it seems I can't find just a simple step-by-step on how to renew an SSL certificate issued by a 3rd party CA for Exchange 2010. I really don't want to mess this one up by cobbling together partial answers
from various forums and end up omitting something, then being stuck unable to figure out why I broke email while the CEO flips out.
This is a standard GoDaddy 5-domain UCC certificate. There is only one Exchange server, SP3 (I don't think I have Rollup 6 on yet). The existing certificate expires in a month or so.
I have some specific questions but perhaps these would be answered via what I hope will be a step by step instruction set in your reply :) Sorry to appear lazy by asking for the full instructions just that so far no single forum post nor MS TechNet article
has addressed all my concerns, or in some cases information conflicts. So my concerns for example are: can you do a renewal for a certificate before the old one expires? It is actually a renewal, or are you adding a 2nd certificate?
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-->Can you do a renewal for a certificate before the old one expires?
Yes. Normally 3rd party CA allows you to renew certificate before the current one expires.
-->It is actually a renewal, or are you adding a 2nd certificate?
You have to renew the certificate and a new/second certificate will be added to your server certificate store. Please check below for detailed step of Godaddy renewal. http://stevehardie.com/2013/10/how-to-renew-a-godaddy-exchange-2010-ssl-certificate/
-->Do you have to do anything in IIS or does EMC or EMS do all that for you?
You will have to do it from MMC or EMS. No need to do anything from IIS.
Follow the steps below to make your work easy or follow the video in this site site.http://www.netometer.com/video/tutorials/Exchange-2010-how-to-renew-SSL-certificate/
1. Run this command from EMS to generate CSR. You can see the CSR named "newcsr.txt" in C:\CSR
folder
Set-Content -path "C:\CSR\newcsr.txt" -Value (New-ExchangeCertificate -GenerateRequest -KeySize 2048 -SubjectName "c=US, s=WA, l=Bellavue, o=Contoso, cn=commonname.domain.com" -DomainName autodiscover.domain.com -PrivateKeyExportable $True)
2. Renew the certificate from Godaddy (from Godaddy portal) using the new CSR (i.e. newcsr.txt). Download the certificate from Godaddy after renewal.
3. Open Exchange MMC. Go to Server configuration. Right click on the pending request. Click on complete pending request and browse to the newly downloaded certificate. Make sure you have internet when doing this.
4. Assign services using the steps in the below site. Make sure you have selected the new certificate. You will see the thumbprint just before completion http://exchangeserverpro.com/how-to-assign-an-ssl-certificate-to-exchange-server-2010-services/
5.Delete the old one certificate from MMC.
From EMS use this command
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MAS. Please dont forget to mark as answer if it helped.

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