How do I tell the difference between a self signed ca I made for myself for signing scripts and ones that...
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How do I tell the difference between a self signed ca I made for myself for signing scripts and ones that were already there?
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Basically my question is, how do I know when a certificate I find in my cert:/localmachine/my store is self signed and not already present when I start using a new computer.
If you do a Get-ChildItem cert:localmachinemy it can list many certificates, and it lists the Thumbprint and the Subject, and you can list all of the members of each by tacking on a | % { $_ |get-member } on the end of it.
But which of these members can tell me the difference between a self-signed cert that I created (possibly by mistake) and ones that were already in there, and signed by a for real certificate authority?
(honestly, I just want to sign my personal scripts with my personal certificate, but have only one certificate)
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Basically my question is, how do I know when a certificate I find in my cert:/localmachine/my store is self signed and not already present when I start using a new computer.
If you do a Get-ChildItem cert:localmachinemy it can list many certificates, and it lists the Thumbprint and the Subject, and you can list all of the members of each by tacking on a | % { $_ |get-member } on the end of it.
But which of these members can tell me the difference between a self-signed cert that I created (possibly by mistake) and ones that were already in there, and signed by a for real certificate authority?
(honestly, I just want to sign my personal scripts with my personal certificate, but have only one certificate)
powershell certificate-authority self-signed-certificate digital-signatures
asked 3 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
2,17564487
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Basically my question is, how do I know when a certificate I find in my cert:/localmachine/my store is self signed and not already present when I start using a new computer.
If you do a Get-ChildItem cert:localmachinemy it can list many certificates, and it lists the Thumbprint and the Subject, and you can list all of the members of each by tacking on a | % { $_ |get-member } on the end of it.
But which of these members can tell me the difference between a self-signed cert that I created (possibly by mistake) and ones that were already in there, and signed by a for real certificate authority?
(honestly, I just want to sign my personal scripts with my personal certificate, but have only one certificate)
powershell certificate-authority self-signed-certificate digital-signatures
asked 3 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
2,17564487
Basically my question is, how do I know when a certificate I find in my cert:/localmachine/my store is self signed and not already present when I start using a new computer.
If you do a Get-ChildItem cert:localmachinemy it can list many certificates, and it lists the Thumbprint and the Subject, and you can list all of the members of each by tacking on a | % { $_ |get-member } on the end of it.
But which of these members can tell me the difference between a self-signed cert that I created (possibly by mistake) and ones that were already in there, and signed by a for real certificate authority?
(honestly, I just want to sign my personal scripts with my personal certificate, but have only one certificate)
powershell certificate-authority self-signed-certificate digital-signatures
powershell certificate-authority self-signed-certificate digital-signatures
asked 3 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
2,17564487
asked 3 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
2,17564487
asked 3 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
2,17564487
asked 3 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
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asked 3 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
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