Deleting the DigiNotar CA certificate
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- Revision id: 16819
- Created:
- Creator: Cheng Wang
- Comment: Firefox 6.0.1 is out, updating to use that as the primary instruction.
- Reviewed: Yes
- Reviewed:
- Reviewed by: Cww
- Is approved? Yes
- Is current revision? No
- Ready for localization: Yes
- Readied for localization:
- Readied for localization by: Cww
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Mozilla has learned that a fraudulent SSL certificate for websites belonging to Google has been issued by DigiNotar. This is not a Firefox-specific issue and the certificate has now been canceled which should protect most people.
Mozilla has released an updated version of Firefox to further protect you. Please update Firefox as soon as possible by following the steps in the Update Firefox to the latest release article.
If you need to manually delete the root certificate for DigiNotar, you can do so with the following steps:
- In the Menu bar at the top of the screen, click and then select or , depending on your macOS version.Click the menu button and select .
- Click on the panel
- Select the tab
- Click
- In the Certificate Manager window, select the tab
- Scroll down to DigiNotar and select the DigiNotar Root CA
- Click
- Click
- Because the certificate is "built-in" it will be distrusted but not deleted. Distrusting the certificate has the same effect as deleting it.
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