Is there a document anywhere that specifies the requirements for certificates to be able to sign documents? I am able to create certificates through Adobe Acrobat Pro and those work, but I am trying to create a working template in my organization that can issue certificates from a single point so we can have trust across the organization.
I can set Application Policies (Extended Key Usage) and Key Usage settings within my certificates, but I still end up with problems validating the trust chain.
Currently I have the following Certificate Settings:
- EKU: Code Signing
- KU: Digital Signature
When I look at a signature signed by this cert, I get this:
Looking at the certificate chain, the Root seems to have a problem with Basic Constraints, but I can't understand what the specific reason is. The only indicators are the Yellow Warning and the red Exclamation mark:
Can someone help me out?
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Looks like I found the issue.
The Certificate held by my enterprise CA uses a Signature Algorithm that is "too new" and not yest supported by acrobat per this thread
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Looks like I found the issue.
The Certificate held by my enterprise CA uses a Signature Algorithm that is "too new" and not yest supported by acrobat per this thread
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