#67: Unknown password when importing a client certificate in Firefox

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on October 06, 2009, 12:52 AM UTC   —   from   92049143cabb7ba896d7c06e19906303_small yliu    ( 2,683 views )
When installing a StartCom client certificate for Firefox, a box pops up with "Please enter the password that was used to encrypt this certificate backup". I tried my root password, admin password, a blank password, and Firefox Master Password to no effect...
Tags: OS X, security, Firefox, certificate, client certificate
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#65: Default password for X509Anchors on OS X Leopard

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on October 01, 2009, 11:43 AM UTC   —   from   92049143cabb7ba896d7c06e19906303_small yliu    ( 4,968 views )
The System keychain X509Anchors (in /System/Library/Keychains) is locked by a password. This password is not the system-level administrator password. I need to unlock it.
Tags: OS X, X509Anchors, security
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#6: SVN directory is viewable through Apache

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on January 27, 2009, 11:23 AM UTC   —   from   92049143cabb7ba896d7c06e19906303_small yliu    ( 3,191 views )
Contents of .svn directories, when located under an Apache web root, are viewable via a browser. This leads to potential exploits, as referenced by Adam Gotterer. The hack obviously starts in .svn directory, specifically at the entries file. You can access...
Tags: Apache, Subversion, SVN, Web, security, exploit
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