Welcome to our public certificate authority page! If you're working on an open source project with us and you want the HTTPS warnings to go away in local development, you will need to install our certificate authority and trust it on your computer and browser.
⚠️ You should never install random certificate authorities from the Internet. You literally are changing your chain of trust that will affect all secure communications on your device.
👉 Only install certificate authorities that you TRUST. We will never maliciously create a certificate. We only use this certificate authority in local development for our open source projects. You should only install this certificate if you trust our statements.
Use the commands below to inspect the certificate to ensure there has been no tampering:
Inspect Date:openssl x509 -in ssu-ca.pem -noout -dates
openssl x509 -in ssu-ca.pem -noout -serial
openssl x509 -in ssu-ca.pem -noout -fingerprint -sha1
openssl x509 -in ssu-ca.pem -noout -fingerprint -sha256
Compare the values you receive above with the values below.
Attribute | Value |
---|---|
Valid until | 2/Sep/2043 |
Serial # | 33:B9:9A:40:18:68:72:F4:83:F5:87:BA:0A:31:07:43:DA:3E:EB:2F |
SHA1 Fingerprint | D8:FF:54:92:F1:A1:15:C9:80:22:26:7C:2D:CA:99:2C:D9:2F:0E:BE |
SHA256 Fingerprint | B2:DA:4C:0C:34:35:32:BB:6F:A4:8C:07:DD:B6:66:94:7E:DB:29:99:80:7A:C2:E1:97:96:AC:1C:3D:58:1C:45 |