Intermediate Certificate Validation Windows 2012+ fix#277
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…ate certificate, not the root, was used as an anchor
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Do we have a test that can assert this fix? If not can we create one? But what happens if there is still another intermediate certificate resolved between the public cert and installed anchor? I want to ensure this is still working. |
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Fix for a problem with validating certificates in which the intermediate certificate, not the root, was used as an anchor