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AlphaSSL Root & Intermediate Certificates

May 30, 2025

AlphaSSL Root & Intermediate Certificates

Overview

AlphaSSL, powered by GlobalSign, provides highly trusted and affordable SSL Certificates to secure websites and applications. With 256-bit encryption, AlphaSSL ensures robust protection for businesses and individuals while maintaining global compliance with security standards.

To establish a secure Chain of Trust, AlphaSSL certificates rely on Root Certificates and Intermediate Certificates issued by GlobalSign. These certificates authenticate connections and ensure seamless SSL implementation for users.

Intermediate Certificates

Intermediate Certificates act as a link between an end-entity SSL certificate and the root certificate, ensuring proper validation. As an AlphaSSL customer, you must install your SSL certificate (received via email) along with the appropriate AlphaSSL Intermediate Certificate listed below.

SHA-256 Orders from 29 January 2024 onwards (Default)

GlobalSign GCC R6 AlphaSSL CA 2023

GlobalSign GCC R6 AlphaSSL CA 2023
SHA256 • RSA • 2048

Valid until: 19 July 2026
Serial #: 7F:1F:2C:90:2E:83:D0:E3:B6:FB:3B:EE:47:8B:5E:80
Thumbprint: 58:F6:A6:8D:38:86:7D:61:B3:46:F3:BB:29:8B:CB:0F:CD:D3:0A:99

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Root Certificates

GlobalSign's Root Certificates are widely recognized and trusted by major browsers and operating systems. As part of our commitment to security, we continuously generate future-proof root certificates that meet evolving industry standards.

R6 GlobalSign Root Certificate

GlobalSign Root R6
SHA384 • RSA • 4096

Valid until: 10 December 2034
Serial #: 45:e6:bb:03:83:33:c3:85:65:48:e6:ff:45:51
Thumbprint: 80:94:64:0e:b5:a7:a1:ca:11:9c:1f:dd:d5:9f:81:02:63:a7:fb:d1

Root R6 is GlobalSign’s most secure, robust RSA root. At SHA-384 with a 4096-bit key length, it is poised to take on most of GlobalSign’s core business, especially as Root R3 retires. It has been embedded in every major browser and security trust list.

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Installation Instructions

For detailed installation steps across various platforms, visit our SSL Certificate Installation Overview: https://support.globalsign.com/ssl/ssl-certificates-installation/install-ssl-certificate-overview

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