Using PKCS12 certificates to authenticate a Seal is a little more complex to understand than using a documentary certificate.For a better understanding, we refer you to the abundant literature on the web on this subject..A PKCS12 electronic certificate is inviolable, you can consult it using independent tools from DIGIPROOF :
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Launch Keystore, drag and drop the DIGIPROOF PKCS12 certificate (.dgp) into the application window :
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2) go to the /personal directory
3) in the menu click on: action, all tasks, import
4) find the .dgp file in the download directory
5) perform the requested operations and click on ''finish''
DIGIPROOF Seal & End of Seal Certificates are now in your /personal/Certificates directory you can consult the security data relating to the seal made
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