I’m trying to implement Mutual Certificate Authentication , I have to be the CA and server at the same time , generate certificates and sign them for users. and I’m following this tutorial which is a very simple one comparing to the complicated articles on the web , steps are :
I had discovered something funny today. So, I have Kali Linux and I am trying to fully update the system using the repo http://http.kali.org/kali. All is good and well until I get 403 denied for backdoor-factory and mimikatz. At first I thought it was a server configuration error and so ignored it, but then I got curious and decided to pop the URLs into Firefox. Sure enough, my university blocks these specific URLs, but not anything else in the repo.
On Fedora, I’m talking about the list displayed when you go to settings > manage certificates > authorities tab.
Could anyone suggest a modern way of generating self-signed certificates to be implemented on localhost, which would be accepted by Chrome and Mozilla?