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This article will walk you through removing an expired Cross Certificate from your token. The resolution below is also applicable in all instances that require a Certificate whether that be an AATL or Code Sign (Standard & EV).

As a member of Adobe's Approved Trust List (AATL) and Microsoft Root Trust List, GlobalSign's AATL document signing certificates are compatible with the leading programs and are an easy to use, cost-effective way to add digital signatures to your documents.

This support article contains the list of Root Certificates by Product Type for the following products: AlphaSSL, DomainSSL, OrganizationSSL, ExtendedSSL, CloudSSL, AATL, CodeSign, EV CodeSign, PersonalSign. The Root Certificates are grouped into different has algorithms: SHA-256 RSA, SHA-384 ECC and SHA-1 RSA (Legacy).

Intermediate Certificates help complete a "Chain of Trust" from your SSL or Client Certificate to GlobalSign's Root Certificate. As a DomainSSL customer you must install your end entity SSL Certificate (received via e-mail) along with a DomainSSL Intermediate Certificate listed below.

Intermediate Certificates help complete a "Chain of Trust" from your SSL or Client Certificate to GlobalSign's Root Certificate.

This article provides an overview of cryptographic hash functions and how they relate to digital certificates and signatures. If this is not the support article you are looking for, use the search box above.

Superfish is an Adware application pre-installed on some Lenovo devices that leaves users vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks through the presence of a non-standard root certificate with a compromised private key. Removal of this certificate is recommended to mitigate its potential use for MITM attacks.

This article focuses specifically on SHA-256 and its compatibility with various software platforms and operating systems. As a general rule, SHA-256 is supported on OS X 10.5+ and Windows XP SP3+.

Intermediate certificates sit between an end entity certificate and a root certificate. They help complete a “Chain of Trust” from your certificate back to GlobalSign’s root certificate.

Which GlobalSign products require SafeNet drivers?