Example Timestamp Certificates

Feb 29, 2024

Example Timestamp Certificates

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Globalsign TSA for CodeSign

SHA256 • RSA • 3072

Valid until: 06 January 2033

Serial #: 01:4C:E6:D8:FE:C2:ED:97:0F:2D:97:10:04:71:49:C4

Thumbprint: E4:8E:69:7D:50:D6:47:33:B9:69:5D:2A:45:0B:AC:44:FA:1E:B4:AA

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Globalsign TSA for AATL - R45 - 2021

SHA384 • RSA • 2048

Valid until: 20 December 2032

Serial #: 01:49:1A:A4:9F:EA:38:66:91:86:95:F8:CA:AE:BC:49

Thumbprint: E0:B0:C5:AF:8B:BC:05:F5:CE:B1:57:97:82:E9:00:58:81:3B:C4:7C

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GlobalSign Qualified Time Stamping 2022

SHA512 • RSA • 4096

Valid until: 28 July 2026

Serial #: 01:91:33:A7:4D:9F:34:65:89:58:A0:04:A2:43:59:B3

Thumbprint: A1:D5:03:D4:69:19:84:27:7E:F6:26:88:D3:72:1C:5F:DD:7C:80:06

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Globalsign TSA for AATL - SHA256 - G4 - R2022

SHA384 • RSA • 2048

Valid until: 18 July 2033

Serial #: 6F:6C:48:92:FB:CD:D9:88:CC:BD:0A:3B

Thumbprint: 1E:49:1C:C5:61:38:D6:06:52:90:84:F3:60:C1:AF:B1:C1:19:3A:89

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Trusted Root Intermediate Certificates

Feb 27, 2020, 2:11 AM

This support article is all about Trusted Root Intermediate Certificates, a select service with strict requirements. PKI hierarchies allow you to control the chain of trust in your ecosystem, whether you’re implementing client authentication within an enterprise or deploying secure device identities within a supply chain. GlobalSign supports multiple hierarchy options for more flexible trust management and isolation of control, including dedicated or shared and public or private models. GlobalSign Root Certificates are already distributed in all operating systems, browsers, and mobile devices, meaning that all certificates issued from hierarchies beneath these roots are transparently trusted. For closed ecosystems, where public trust isn’t wanted or allowed, private and dedicated customer roots and intermediates are issued.

Root & Intermediate Certificate Bundles

Mar 9, 2020, 2:50 PM

Some Apache and Java based applications require the Root & Intermediate certificates to be bundled in a single file. You can create a certificate bundle by opening a plain text editor (notepad, gedit, etc) and pasting in the text of the root certificate and the text of the intermediate certificate. The order they go in depends on the type of server you are running. Nginx for example concatenates all certificates in one file beginning with the server certificate.

GlobalSign Qualified Production and Sample Certificates

Mar 10, 2020, 10:24 AM

This support article lists down the Qualified Production Certificate and Qualified Sample Certificate. Qualified certificates can only be issued by a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP) recognized under eIDAS. GlobalSign is recognized across all EU and EEA countries as a QTSP and has undergone the appropriate eIDAS conformity assessments in order to be able to provide qualified certificates for website authentication and electronic seals. All certificates, signatures, and seals are compliant with EU regulations and local signing standards.

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Example Timestamp Certificates