We modified the backend to use a more robust approach. At backend, the RA (Registration Authority) has an IMAP client listening permanently for incoming emails in our IMAP account, where the challenge responses are received.… Read More »New backend
We released a new authenticator: Thunderbird. If you use Thunderbird email client you are lucky. Like with Outlook MAPI Authenticator, it is possible to perform the Challenge-Response procedure natively with Thunderbird. Assuming you have a… Read More »Thunderbird Authenticator
TLS certificates have Certificate Transparency mechanism to promote the transparency of the Web. Thanks to loggers and monitors, every day thousand of certificates are analyzed carefully to detect suspicious certificates. All certificates are added into… Read More »Public Certificate Repository
We released a new authenticator: Outlook/MAPI. If you use Outlook email client you are lucky. Outlook provides a programatic interface able to receive and send emails natively from client. That means that if it is… Read More »Outlook/MAPI Authenticator
Finally we released the possibility to revoke the certificate via command line. Revocation is a requirement to void a certificate for multiple reasons: you lost the private key, you private key has been compromised or… Read More »Revocation available
Revocation is a fundamental process to fully manage a certificate. Having a mechanism to void a certificate in case that has been compromised is a paramount feature for any CA. This process consist in marking… Read More »OCSP Server
We are following closely the actions taken in the ACME Email draft. By today, it is at version 14, which is fully implemented by ACME Email Server. Besides this, we added some useful documentation pages… Read More »ACME Email server continues
Today we start this adventure. Following the specs defined in the Email-Reply-00 ACME challenge, we implemented a whole and automatized system to deploy S/MIME certificates without user interaction. This would help to secure email communications… Read More »Welcome!