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Neil
I have been working on getting activesync to Exchange 2003 working and was
therefore verifying certificates when I noticed that my XP client to which I
had a partnership had 3 very odd certificate folders.
The three folders are after "Certificate Enrollment Request/Certificates"
and have ASCII characters and Kanji (spelling?) characters intermixed.
This made me start looking through all my certificate folders and I noticed
some odd ones.
In the Certificate Enrollment Request/Certificates there is one named
"FZkC37K9xRLk8364" which reports that is either tampered with or corrupted.
I have attached just the public key to this cert (although I have both the
public and private in the request).
Is my cert-store damaged, or is there something malicious going on?
My machine is Windows XP and is in it's own workgroup, although it often
communicates to a Win2003 DC.
Any advice or investigative suggestions would be most welcome!
-Neil
neilgo(_r#mov3)@xcelar.com
therefore verifying certificates when I noticed that my XP client to which I
had a partnership had 3 very odd certificate folders.
The three folders are after "Certificate Enrollment Request/Certificates"
and have ASCII characters and Kanji (spelling?) characters intermixed.
This made me start looking through all my certificate folders and I noticed
some odd ones.
In the Certificate Enrollment Request/Certificates there is one named
"FZkC37K9xRLk8364" which reports that is either tampered with or corrupted.
I have attached just the public key to this cert (although I have both the
public and private in the request).
Is my cert-store damaged, or is there something malicious going on?
My machine is Windows XP and is in it's own workgroup, although it often
communicates to a Win2003 DC.
Any advice or investigative suggestions would be most welcome!
-Neil
neilgo(_r#mov3)@xcelar.com