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That’s less huge of a hurdle than it sounds. Root certs can be installed as part of an application installation or baked into a custom corporate OS image. Both
by austincheney 6y ago
That’s less huge of a hurdle than it sounds. Root certs can be installed as part of an application installation or baked into a custom corporate OS image. Both of my employers have their certs installed in their corporate Windows images.
To install the certs manually takes a bit of research. I recently wrote a Node.js script to do this in my application cross-OS using a Stackoverflow answer as a reference.
- batch12 6y agoThat's true, but then you don't need something like let's encrypt. If you're doing this for an environment you already control you can have your own CA. Unless you are proposing a solution where each installer for these applications bundle the root cert so only one need be installed to trust all others. That's an interesting idea.