This self-signed root certificate was installed in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store. In a recent article by RSA FirstWatch, we learned that a popular USB audio driver had silently installed a root certificate. We have talked about certificates in general before, but a recent event triggered our desire for further explanation about the ties between malware and certificates. They're issued by a certified authority (CA) and, essentially, verify that the software/website owner is who they say they are. You should be able to view encrypted video streams that use SSL certificates issued by the Department of Defense now.Root certificates are the cornerstone of authentication and security in software and on the Internet. Under Cached Web Content click Clear Now.Under Advanced Tab click the Network Tab.Under Cached Web Content, press Clear Now.Click Firefox in the upper left-hand corner.In order for the certificates to be applied, you need to clear out the cached web content on your browser. You want to check "Trust this CA to identify websites" Adjust certificate settings to trust DOD CA-2, DOD CA-27, and DOD CA-28.Tools>Options>Advanced>Certificates>View Certificates ->Authorities.If popup unavailable perform the following:.You want to install the 3 certificates highlighted belowĪ popup like this below should appear when you select each of the following certificates. Your browser must trust these DOD-issued certificates or else you may get an error or simply not see the player at all. You need to have the proper certificates installed on your computer to watch encrypted video. Visit this page for DOD Configuration tool The DoD Firefox & Thunderbird Add-ons extend each of these applications to streamline and simplify your DoD and Forge.mil experiences. Mozilla Thunderbird is a free, open source, cross-platform e-mail and news client developed by the Mozilla Foundation. Mozilla Firefox is a free and open source web browser that is managed by Mozilla Corporation.
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