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TinyCA2 alternative built into the Mac OS?
Authored by: njpomeroy on Mon, Mar 24 2008 at 11:00AM PDT

I'm sure there are plenty of things that TinyCA2 does; I just wonder how many of them are different from Keychain Access' Certificate Assistant (create or modify CA for yourself and others).

1. Launch Keychain Access
2. Keychain Access menu > Certificate Assistant
3. Choose "Open" or if the menu mentions what you want to do, choose it.

TinyCA2 alternative built into the Mac OS?
Authored by: rrwright on Fri, Mar 28 2008 at 11:31AM PDT

Can't do 4096 bit keys with Keychain Access. And it's not as good for managing CAs, only for creating certificates.