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Tag Archives: Base-64
What is the difference between the formats "DER encoded" and "Base64 encoded" when exporting a certificate?
I am often asked what the difference between the following certificate export options are: The first option exports the certifcate encoded in the format Distinguished Encoding Rules, which is a binary format. The second option exports the certificate encoded with … Continue reading
Posted in Certificates, PKI
Tagged Base-64, Base64, Certificates, certutil, convert, crt, export, format
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