GECo Certificate Authority

GECo Certificate Authority

The GECo lab runs it's own certificate authority (CA), which is used to sign the certificates for various GECo web services. This may prompt warnings by some clients (browsers), since they usually expect site certificates to be signed by "trusted" corporate certificate authorities. To overcome these warnings you may include the GECo CA as a trusted authority. See the CAL wiki CA page for good instructions on importing this certificate into various clients. Also see the CAL wiki fingerprints page for good instructions on checking fingerprints.

GECo certificate authority certificate:

geco.phys.columbia.edu-cacert.pem

The SHA1 fingerprint of the GECo CA certificate is:

23:57:38:41:1E:C9:3E:BD:74:73:71:4E:56:DF:20:2C:42:F1:CD:E8

GECo web certificate

The SHA1 fingerprint of the GECo WWW certificate is:

C9:E9:59:8F:BA:50:21:4E:03:20:6F:0E:75:DF:93:BB:76:77:A7:D8

The GECo group gratefully acknowledges the support of the United States National Science Foundation (Award--0457528) and Columbia University in the City of New York, which makes our research possible.
Last modified: Thu Jul 23 08:56:23 EDT 2009