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GlobalSign Cross Certificates

Cross Certificates create alternate trust paths for Certificates. GlobalSign offers Cross Certificates to chain to alternate Root Certificates. This may be useful for customers needing to support legacy devices that only have older, more ubiquitous roots embedded. In addition, GlobalSign offers Code Signing Cross Certificates that chain to the Microsoft Trust Store.

GlobalSign Cross Certificates

GlobalSign Cross Certificate R1-R3

GlobalSign Cross Certificate - R3 signed by R1 (2018) 
SHA256 • RSA • 2048

Valid until: 28 January 2028
Serial #: 01:ee:5f:16:9d:ff:97:35:2b:64:65:d6:6a
Thumbprint: 0b:bf:ab:97:05:95:95:e8:d1:ec:48:e8:9e:b8:65:7c:0e:5a:ae:71

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GlobalSign Cross Certificate R1-R5

GlobalSign Cross Certificate - R5 signed by R1
SHA384 • ECC • 384

Valid until: 28 January 2028
Serial #: 75:1e:3f:53:e3:18:59:33:e9:5f:08:ec:ee:ad:02:97
Thumbprint: 45:76:9b:51:27:dc:17:55:42:4b:ec:b5:68:c7:0b:43:39:83:3f:be 

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GlobalSign Cross Certificate R1-R6

GlobalSign Cross Certificate - R6 signed by R1 
SHA384 • RSA • 4096

Valid until: 28 January 2028
Serial #: 75:1e:3f:56:49:e7:4c:bb:f6:9d:00:26:b6:7c:aa:8c
Thumbprint: 7f:78:64:18:f0:af:ce:be:b2:be:04:c2:e5:b2:ee:4c:83:59:29:ae

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GlobalSign Cross Certificate R3-R5

GlobalSign Cross Certificate - R5 signed by R3 (2018) 
SHA384 • RSA • 384

Valid until: 18 March 2029
Serial #: 01:ee:5f:22:3e:3d:35:5b:99:2b:c8:2a:b4
Thumbprint: d1:d2:35:78:fa:af:56:36:44:e8:1f:1b:5f:ef:29:fe:9c:86:72:fb

This Cross Certificate would be useful for customers visiting your site secured with an ECC Certificate which may not have Root R5 in their trust list.
Note: For a summary of platforms that include our Roots, please check our SSL Root Compatibility article. 

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GlobalSign Cross Certificate R3-R6

GlobalSign Cross Certificate - R6 signed by R3 (2019) 
SHA384 • RSA • 4096

Valid until: 18 March 2029
Serial #: 01:f2:40:42:40:ce:fd:22:db:e9:6c:71:fc
Thumbprint: 61:8a:4f:66:f2:ab:56:af:46:4b:0c:36:97:f6:f1:c9:1f:88:f8:b4

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Microsoft Cross Certificates

The following Cross Certificates would be useful for the following instances: Dual Code Signing EV Code Signing for Windows 7 and 8 Kernel Mode Driver Signing - Windows 7 and 8

Microsoft - GlobalSign Root R1 Code Signing Cross Certificate

Microsoft Code Signing Cross Certificate for R1 
SHA1 • RSA • 2048

Valid until: 15 April 2021
Serial #: 61:29:15:27:00:00:00:00:00:2a
Thumbprint: cc:1d:ee:bf:6d:55:c2:c9:06:1b:a1:6f:10:a0:bf:a6:97:9a:4a:32

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Microsoft - GlobalSign Root R3 Code Signing Cross Certificate

Microsoft Code Signing Cross Certificate for R3
SHA1 • RSA • 2048

Valid until: 04 June 2025
Serial #: 33:00:00:00:3b:6a:c0:1e:2b:21:e6:15:dc:00:00:00:00:00:3b
Thumbprint: 81:4a:5b:b5:e9:09:30:11:e1:21:e7:51:69:00:8f:6f:46:67:36:3d

 

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Microsoft - GlobalSign Root R5 Code Signing Cross Certificate

Microsoft Code Signing Cross Certificate for R5 
SHA1 • RSA • 384

Valid until: 04 June 2025
Serial #: 33:00:00:00:3c:43:45:d8:a6:d0:3a:df:e4:00:00:00:00:00:3c
Thumbprint: 07:a2:67:81:31:d9:32:2d:0e:7a:3c:bf:ca:43:19:a5:0e:b7:37:29

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Microsoft - GlobalSign Root R6 Code Signing Cross Certificate

Microsoft Code Signing Cross Certificate for R6
SHA1 • RSA • 4096

Valid until: 04 June 2025
Serial #: 33:00:00:00:3d:ef:38:ee:1d:a7:68:73:61:00:00:00:00:00:3d
Thumbprint: 93:9c:69:75:32:9f:e9:e7:77:b5:80:70:4f:af:98:03:27:58:9b:b3

 

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