Creating Your Own Certificates
Prerequisites
Set Up Your Own CA
Use the CA to Create Signed Certificates in a Java Keystore
Use the CA to Create Signed PKCS#12 Certificates
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Security for HTTP-Compatible Bindings
Managing Certificates
What is an X.509 Certificate?
Certification Authorities
Choice of CAs
Commercial Certification Authorities
Private Certification Authorities
Certificate Chaining
PKCS#12 Files
Special Requirements on HTTPS Certificates
Creating Your Own Certificates
Prerequisites
Set Up Your Own CA
Use the CA to Create Signed Certificates in a Java Keystore
Use the CA to Create Signed PKCS#12 Certificates
Configuring HTTPS
Authentication Alternatives
Target-Only Authentication
Mutual Authentication
Specifying Trusted CA Certificates
When to Deploy Trusted CA Certificates
Specifying Trusted CA Certificates for HTTPS
Specifying an Application’s Own Certificate
Deploying Own Certificate for HTTPS
Configuring HTTPS Cipher Suites
Supported Cipher Suites
Cipher Suite Filters
SSL/TLS Protocol Version
The WS-Policy Framework
Introduction to WS-Policy
Policy Expressions
Message Protection
Transport Layer Message Protection
SOAP Message Protection
Introduction to SOAP Message Protection
Basic Signing and Encryption Scenario
Specifying an AsymmetricBinding Policy
Specifying a SymmetricBinding Policy
Specifying Parts of Message to Encrypt and Sign
Providing Encryption Keys and Signing Keys
Specifying the Algorithm Suite
Authentication
Introduction to Authentication
Specifying an Authentication Policy
Providing Client Credentials
Authenticating Received Credentials
WS-Trust
Introduction to WS-Trust
Basic Scenarios
WS-Trust Single Sign-On Demonstration
Overview of the Demonstration
Configure the Security Token Service
Define the Security Policy
Configure the Client-STS Connection
Configure the Server-Side Interceptor
Build and Run the Demonstration
Sample Message Exchanges
Defining an IssuedToken Policy
Creating an STSClient Instance
ASN.1 and Distinguished Names
ASN.1
Distinguished Names
OpenSSL Utilities
Using OpenSSL Utilities
Utilities Overview
The x509 Utility
The req Utility
The rsa Utility
The ca Utility
The s_client Utility
The s_server Utility
The OpenSSL Configuration File
Configuration Overview
[req] Variables
[ca] Variables
[policy] Variables
Example openssl.cnf File
Licenses
OpenSSL License
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