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10.6: Sign and encrypt emails in Mail via thawte
You can forget about Thawte and Verisign ertificates in an instant!
10.6: Sign and encrypt emails in Mail via thawte
Link to FAQ about WOT EOL:
https://search.thawte.com/support/ssl-digital-certificates/index?page=content&id=SO12658
10.6: Sign and encrypt emails in Mail via thawte
Pretty sure Comodo still offers free personal email certs. Dunno how long that's gonna last, though.
10.6: Sign and encrypt emails in Mail via thawte
Can't you just use the Certificate Assistant within Keychain's app menu?
10.6: Sign and encrypt emails in Mail via thawte
No, because this certificate wouldn't be trusted by another Software. If you're using a thawte certificate or another official certificate authority, this certificates will be trusted.
10.6: Sign and encrypt emails in Mail via thawte
You could try CAcert.
10.6: Sign and encrypt emails in Mail via thawte
Because of you're hint i was searching for a new certificate authority for S/MIME. I'm using startssl.com free server certificates for some days now, because Internet Explorer now also supports free certificates from startssl.com.
At startssl.com you could also request free email certificates. I'll tried this out and it seems to work fine. The only problem I've found, is that you can't use this site with Safari, because there's a bug in WebKit and Safari won't show the correct drop downs. So you have to use another browser, like firefox, and import the certificates to your keychain. After that email signing and encrypting works just fine!
10.6: Sign and encrypt emails in Mail via thawte
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