WebCert - Index

After input of certificate data, uploading existing or creating a new key pair, a new certificate signing request (CSR) is created and displayed for verification. If a new key has been requested, the key data is provided as well.

Takes an existing certificate signing request (CSR) to display the content for verification and signing. The certificate signing request (CSR) can be entered cut-and-paste, or by uploading a file from the local PC.

Show a list of all certificates signed by WebCert. Due to the large number of certificates, the list is ordered showing the latest certificates first. Navigation allows to move forward and backward through the order of signed certificates.

A selection of filters can be used to extract specific certficates from the certificate store, searching by subject field, serial number, validation or expiration date. For example, this helps to identify certificates that are about to expire.

Verifies a certificate uploaded from the local PC, or a certificate configured on a remote, networked server against a list of root certificates. If successful, it displays all certificates belonging to the chain of trust.

Creates or verifies a PKCS12 certificate bundle. For creation, the certificate, key and root ca list can be uploaded from the local PC. For verification, an existing PKCS12 file can be uploaded to analyze the content.

In real-world situations; file copy, rename and transfer can create situations were it becomes unclear if a private key is the correct equivalent to a specific certificate, or certificate siging request (CSR). This online check function determines if a given private key file matches the certificate or CSR public key.