xcode,osx,certificate,keychain
The private key is used for signing the code and the certificate is used for verifying the code. Since the private key is only stored in your keychain and you deleted it. The only way to recover from it is to create a new developer certificate and generate a new...
apache,ssl,certificate,reverse-proxy,mod-ssl
You are on the right track. SSLCertificateFile server.crt >> Your public certificate SSLCertificateKeyFile server.key >> Your private key SSLCertificateChainFile chain.crt >> List of intermediate certificates; in your case, only one - GoDaddy intermediate CA Check your server configuration with a tool like SSL Labs to determine if you are sending...
certificate,ssl-certificate,x509certificate
The source of the problem is the form of your CSR : While working with X509, your data can be store using 2 forms : DER and PEM. By default openssl assumes you are using PEM. In your case, you should first convert the CSR in PEM format : openssl...
deployment,certificate,vsto,clickonce,mage
We have found what the problem was. We used a version of mage.exe tool from Windows SDK from a folder named 7A (I don't remember the full paths, sorry). A colleague then found another folder with versions 7A, 8 and 8A. Once we took the .exe from 8A folder, the...
You could use the -importkeystore option to import the newly generated key pair to the cacerts.jks keystore. However, cacerts.jks should not contain private keys. It's a collection of "trust anchors"—certificates that can be used to verify other certificates. I would recommend exporting only the new certificate from keystore.jks, and importing...
That probably means that the certificate was not generated from you machine. 1. Ask the person who have created the distribution certificate to export .p12 file of certificate. To export the certificate right click on it and then hit export. It will ask for the password enter a strong password....
c#,windows-store-apps,certificate,windows-store
If you're publishing through the store you don't need to worry about this. The store will sign the app. Associate the app with the store from Visual Studio and it will set the Identity etc. for you. You don't need to do this manually. You only need to handle signing...
As of today it's not possible to submit apps with WatchKit for AppStore distribution. First of all Apple is not accepting them yet. Secondly, it's not possible to submit app with Beta version of Xcode. And you can run Watch apps only in Xcode Beta....
A self-signed certificate is a self-signed certificate. It is specified by X.509. Its creation has nothing to do with SSL or TLS. You can use the one you have.
list,authentication,certificate,ca
Typically, a client will download a CRL only when it encounters a certificate signed by a CA (certificate authority) whose CRL it does not have, or whose CRL has expired. This assumes that the client checks CRLs at all. How often, or even if, a certificate is checked against a...
java,certificate,x509certificate,digital-signature,bouncycastle
You actually ask a number of questions. Thus, when I want to verify multiple signed file and provide info about signers can I make small optimization - extract info for all signatures but perform hash checking only in one randomly chosen signature? If you are sure (e.g. by organisational reasons)...
It uses windows certificate store to build a certificate chain up to trusted root authority. When it is building the chain the method also verifies revocation status of the certificates (usually from CRLs of all authorities in the chain) to check if any of the certificates in the chain are...
delphi,ssl,openssl,certificate,indy
Unfortunately I have to stick to XE2-Indy and OpenSSL V1.0.1m due to internal specifications. To verify the hostname against the Subject CN and Subject Alternate Names, I've done the following (using the approach cURL's implementation): 1. At application startup, I'm trying once to extend the access to methods within the...
security,certificate,primes,prime-factoring
As noted in my comment, RSA keys are usually way larger in size. Your examples can be brute forced easily (!). RSA keys as used for SSH and similar are usually 2048 or even 4096 bit long (approx 616 resp. 1233 decimal digits). At that point, trying to brute-force them...
linux,mono,openssl,certificate
Since you mentioned you need to find X.509 extensions via command line: openssl x509 -in cert.pem -noout -text You should see that extensions are printed as shown here: X509v3 extensions: X509v3 Basic Constraints: CA:TRUE X509v3 Key Usage: Certificate Sign, CRL Sign Netscape Comment: OpenSSL Generated Certificate X509v3 Subject Key Identifier:...
msbuild,certificate,clickonce,cruisecontrol.net,signing
The solution to this was not clear and poorly documented but after a lot of hacking through code and msbuild files I found the solution. This answer is likely incomplete with regard to the specific issues I ran into, however I'll try to cover the basis for anyone else who...
flash,air,certificate,publishing,signing
About certificate, you can use a self signed certificate, the only difference is that the users will see a big warning when installing that the publisher is unknown. About timestamping, I only know that the adt tool that packages the app is attempting to connect to a timestamping server, I...
ruby,ssl,directory,certificate
Like this, but you get a warning because you overwrite a constant OpenSSL::X509::DEFAULT_CERT_FILE = 'C:/Users/Gebruiker/cert.pem' puts OpenSSL::X509::DEFAULT_CERT_FILE or like this ENV['SSL_CERT_FILE']="C:/users/username/cert.pem" #make sure a correct certificate is there In both cases followed by http.use_ssl = true You can download a valid .pem file from http://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem. Save this file to with...
From what I can tell in the reference source this is where the callback comes into play: if (ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback != null) { useDefault = false; return ServicePointManager.ServerCertValidationCallback. Invoke(m_Request, certificate, chain, sslPolicyErrors); } if (useDefault) return sslPolicyErrors == SslPolicyErrors.None; Which means that the validation has already been performed and to know...
certificate,openshift,cloudflare,self-signed
Yes, you can use a self signed certificate, it just won't show up as trusted by most browsers.
deployment,windows-8,certificate,vsto,clickonce
The certificate is required for security reasons. Instead of purchasing a certificate from a trusted vendor you can adjust the security settings on the PC (at least turn off the Smart Filter) and use a test certificate. See Granting Trust to Office Solutions. The Deploying an Office Solution section in...
openssl,certificate,windows-7-x64,crt
openssl req -new -key mykey.key -out mycert.crt creates a certificate signing request and not a certificate. You can follow http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html to create a self signed certificate(upto step 4)
ios,parse.com,push-notification,certificate
Yes you need to create a provisioning profile using this certificate and re-submit the application. The previous provisioning profile would be automatically invalidated. You can request expedited review to Apple mentioning your problem. They should be completing the review process by same or next day. Enjoy....
node.js,security,ssl,certificate,ssl-certificate
My understanding of this to request certificates with multiple identifiers is that you will be able to associate multiple domains to one certificate. These domains will most likely be stated in subject alternative name extension of the certificate. Each domain will be validated by CA and only validated domains will...
java,certificate,x509certificate,certificate-revocation
If you want to rely on your CRL, you have to keep the CRL up to date. I do not recomment this. When to update the CRL? CRLs may contain an expiration date, in which case you need to download the "newer-released" CRL after that date. (sometimes CA publish...
The way you have formated your request is incorrect. Use / to separate subject information. Use ' instead of " openssl req -new -key serverkey.pem -out CertificateSigningRequest.certSigningRequest -subj '/[email protected]/CN=MyAccountName/C=US'...
.net,exception-handling,certificate,x509certificate2
After few months I found better solution (perhaps the best). It is based on HResult value of the CryptograhpicExcaption. static bool VerifyPassword(byte[] fileContent, string password) { try { // ReSharper disable once UnusedVariable var certificate = new X509Certificate2(fileContent, password); } catch (CryptographicException ex) { if ((ex.HResult & 0xFFFF) == 0x56)...
java,ssl,soap,certificate,truststore
Additional research shows pretty clearly that there is no way to do this within the SOAP classes -- they always use the JVM-wide defaults. So I ended up using the approach in this answer where you make a custom trustmanager that is a composite of two trustmanagers -- one built...
c#,certificate,x509certificate2
You can use this X509Store overload: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f07btzah(v=vs.110).aspx where you can specify remote server path: \\RemoteServerName\My in the storeName parameter....
ios,cordova,certificate,phonegap-build
I also had the same issue. Please double check that your provisioning profile conatins the UDID of the device. You can use iPhone Configuration Utility application on windows to check the error logs.
I think it is the same as with all certifications in general. There are several aspects to consider. How well do you know that technology? If you know it already very well and are getting certified just for sake of certification, it is much less valuable. I always pursued certifications...
For asymmetric keys, the functionality supported by a CNG Key Storage Provider is comparable to that of a Primitive Provider, apart of course from the the fact that the KSP (Key Storage Provider) allows you to persist and load keys. In fact, the KSP API calls for doing the crypto...
In the Azure website configuration switch from SNI SSL to IP Based SSL. Once you do that you should have a Virtual IP Address that can be found in the Dashboard tab of the Website on the Azure portal. In your web hosting provider make sure the www and @...
windows,certificate,code-signing,privatekey,signtool
In order to sign a file you need to have the certificate's private key, which is not included in the *.cer file you copied from the Windows 7 machine. To export the certificate with its private key you can follow the instructions supplied here. Do note that you'll only be...
certificate,certificate-authority,java,validation
Nitpick: you surely mean keytool -printcert (with hyphen, without space, -v not needed here). A privatekey entry created by Java in JKS or PKCS12 usually contains the full chain, but keytool -exportcert extracts only the leaf cert. A PKCS12 created by something else may contain the full chain or not,...
c#,.net,certificate,digital-signature,x509certificate
There is some job for CryptoAPI and p/invoke (I don't know how to extract authenticode signature with .NET). Here is a code example of what I meant in my comment: using System; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System.Security.Cryptography.Pkcs; namespace CLRSignatures { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { IntPtr...
security,ssl,openssl,certificate,pki
I want is a certificate that can do nothing but authenticate and encrypt the traffic to predefined websites... So the question is, how do I minimize the power of this certificate so that it cannot sign additional keys, sign codes, encrypt emails or do anything other than protect https...
php,ssl,certificate,composer-php
One cause of this might be that certs are missing or not found by PHP. Is the ca-certificates package installed? If not: apt-get install ca-certificates or simply download the certificate bundle from here: http://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem https://github.com/bagder/ca-bundle/blob/master/ca-bundle.crt Then check and edit your php.ini, so that these certs are used for the SSL...
java,security,certificate,java-web-start,keytool
If the corporation has its own CA root cert, which yes had to be pushed to every client/relier by some means such as GPO or installing all systems (or maybe their JREs?) from a customized image, then your approach is almost correct: generate keypair and CSR send CSR to corporate...
Updated answer If you can establish a connection to the remote server you can use the ssl standard library module: import ssl, socket hostname = 'google.com' ctx = ssl.create_default_context() s = ctx.wrap_socket(socket.socket(), server_hostname=hostname) s.connect((hostname, 443)) cert = s.getpeercert() subject = dict(x[0] for x in cert['subject']) issued_to = subject['commonName'] issuer =...
safari,certificate,safari-extension
Después de formateara mi mac algo evidentemente cambio. revoque mi certificado e hice uno nuevo. no tuve problemas. After formatting my mac something obviously change. Revoke my certificate and made a new one. I had no problems....
apache,ssl,https,certificate,ca
Your VHOST's are not setup correctly. You have both pointing to ServerName example.com They both should have different specific ServerName and different document roots. Then apache will know where to send the request to the correct vhost and you won't get that error. You can see more configuration help here....
For development (for example, the Debug configuratino) use the Mac Developer option, which will choose your local Mac Developer certificate (in your case "Mac Developer: José Fernández"), which is meant for team members working on your project (includes testing/debugging). For Release, use "Developer ID: *" which will pick the standard...
php,apache,authentication,ssl,certificate
I think that you're missing SSLCipherSuite directive . In apache documentation: This complex directive uses a colon-separated cipher-spec string consisting of OpenSSL cipher specifications to configure the Cipher Suite the client is permitted to negotiate in the SSL handshake phase. Also normally you want to login in a site with...
spring,certificate,metadata,saml,spring-saml
The Spring SAML manual describes metadata trust verification in chapter 7.2.4. One option is to disable the trust check, or manually remove the signature XML from metadata. Just like you found out, the certificate to import to samlKeystore.jks is the one used to produce the metadata signature, not the signing/encryption...
ios,objective-c,ipad,certificate
Here is the documentation and example about finding and using of a pre-installed certificate and identity through your mobile app. https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Security/Conceptual/CertKeyTrustProgGuide/iPhone_Tasks/iPhone_Tasks.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40001358-CH208-DontLinkElementID_10 *NEW I checked your update. Both you methods works like charm. I used below source to call your methods, and was able to extract the SummaryString properly. SecIdentityRef identity...
If you look at the SSLLabs report for this domain you will see two possible certification path: The first (shorter) one ends expects that the "COMODO RSA Certification Authority" is trusted by the client. Although this CA is valid since 2010 it got only recently (about half year) ago included...
java,c#,certificate,server,self-signed
The RemoteCertificateNameMismatch policy error is not related to a missing local certificate. This error just tells you that the SAN (Subject Alternative Name) in the received server certificate, or, if there is no SAN, then the Common Name of the received server certificate's Subject name, does NOT match the hostname...
android,eclipse,android-studio,certificate
Have you tried manually signing your APK? Signing Your App Manually...
visual-studio-2013,windows-store-apps,certificate,sign
I believe you only need to sign your app if you are sideloading it. If you upload it to the Windows Store, Microsoft will sign the app for you. From the MSDN article Submitting Your Windows 8 Apps: Signing and publishing. In this final step, we'll sign the packages you...
c#,web-services,rest,ssl,certificate
You've used the X509Certificate(String, String) constructor with a PKCS#12 certificate, but that constructor only works for PKCS#7 certificates, as MSDN says it... Initializes a new instance of the X509Certificate class using the name of a PKCS7 signed file and a password to access the certificate. PKCS#7 does not include the...
Nevermind I solved it myself. It turned out that the A-Record change (after disabling the full-site-cache) took time to be updated everywhere in the world (as usual) and people that were unfortunate to have still the old DNS-record ended up with a route over the CDN which caused the SSL-Certificate...
.net,certificate,rsa,sha,x509certificate2
What you are probably misunderstanding is where the hashing algorithms are used. The first one is used during the creation of the signature over the certificate. The second one is the hashing algorithm that is used during signing with the private key that belongs to the certificate. That one seems...
openssl,certificate,sign,csr,pkcs#11
The code below signs the given X509* structure within HSM. Error handling is omitted for the sake of clarity. void signCertInHsm(X509* x509, unsigned long pkcs11SigningAlgo, CK_FUNCTION_LIST_PTR p11, CK_SESSION_HANDLE p11session, CK_OBJECT_HANDLE pkcs11PrivKeyHandle) { x509->cert_info->enc.modified = 1; // set signature algorithm in the certificate if (x509->cert_info->signature) { const int signingAlgoNid = pkcs11SignatureAlgorithmToNid(pkcs11SigningAlgo);...
Yes, you should set [securityPolicy setAllowInvalidCertificates:YES]; when using self signed certificates. And correct; you should use NO with trusted certificates. You are likely still getting the error when it is set to NO because a part of your certificate chain is not trusted. Try using an app called SSL Detective...
ssl,certificate,wildcard,self-signed
I think most browsers don't allow wildcard at the second level, because usually a single entity does not own a top level domain. So you need to have something like *.foo.local instead of *.foo.
java,ssl,certificate,keystore,keytool
Not an answer yet, but getting too complicated for comments so I'll give a start and edit later. Should (SSL/TLS) server(s) and client(s) share a key (and cert)? Okay for development and maybe test, varies for production. As a general rule every independent system that needs to be authenticated should...
openssl,certificate,signing,pki
Most probably your OpenSSL config is based on the default config file (openssl.cnf) which restricts the value of the organizationName DN component. In the CA section find the policy=<section_name> entry and change organizationName=match to organizationName=supplied as in: [ policy_match ] organizationName = supplied ...
I resolved the problem by myself. What I did was downloaded the publishsettings file from Azure portal and renamed the file to pfx by keeping only the management certificate xml block into it.
ios,xamarin,certificate,key,provisioning-profile
I know it's tedious, but I would start over re-creating certificates and profiles. You could follow this lovely step-by-step guide: Publishing to the App Store...
sql-server,sql-server-2008-r2,certificate,service-broker
I can back up the certificate to a file but once created I can't open the file or copy it to any other location. Yes, the access is restricted to the SQL Server service account. Grant permissions as appropriate on the file, using an administrative account. Use icacls. Cannot...
Follow the following steps,and it should work! (1) Revoke all developer certificates. (2) Click certificated again to refresh Cheers!...
You need to create a certificate signing request (CSR) and have it signed by a trusted certificate authority (CA), like VeriSign, GeoTrust, Thawte, etc.
No, You can create your own Distribution Certificate and use it. However, it preferred to be one Distribution Certificate shared between all team members to avoid frequent invalid Provisioning profiles. Good Luck...
You can export from PKCS12 to JKS using Java Keytool. Please check this link: https://www.tbs-certificates.co.uk/FAQ/en/626.html. If you want something else. I can provide Java code for getting the certifcate and private key from PKCS12....
https,certificate,server,fiddler
A server has no way to know what certificate the client received unless the client sends the server that information. From client JavaScript, you cannot detect such interception today; JavaScript does not expose the capabilities to introspect the certificate. It is possible to use Java or Flash inside a webpage...
certificate,ssl-certificate,x509certificate,x509certificate2
•Do regular certificates avoid the Web download check of malicious software from IE9 no. All web downloads are validated by SmartScreen feature. •What is the real intention of a regular certificate? the same as of EV certificate -- to provide security features: peer and traffic authentication, data integrity and...
push-notification,certificate,apple-watch,apn
If you already have push notifications set up properly for your iPhone app, they will be delivered to the Watch automatically. You don't need to set up any separate certificates. Docs: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/General/Conceptual/WatchKitProgrammingGuide/BasicSupport.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40014969-CH18-SW1 Additionally, I have deployed a number of apps already and have first-hand experience....
If you in Remote Desktop Connection Manager click on the Help menu, and Usage, you will see a web page. On the Contents list, click on Encryption Settings (Under Local Options). There you will see how to create a personal certificate that RDCMan can use. You will first need to...
Exporting the key won't compromise your Mac, but will allow the developer to act as you in the Apple Store / post the application as if it were you. Indefinitely. I wouldn't do this personally and would instead delegate the programmer as a member of your iOS development team in...
To Get the XML output the Saml2Assertion needs to have signedcredenitials otherwise xml will be blank. X509Certificate2 cert =null; var store = new X509Store(StoreName.My, StoreLocation.LocalMachine); store.Open(OpenFlags.ReadOnly); X509Certificate2 cert =null; foreach (var certificate in store.Certificates) { if (certificate.Thumbprint=="ffffff") { cert = certificate; } } store.Close(); var assertion=new Saml2Assertion(new Saml2NameIdentifier("Name")).SigningCredentials = new...
No it isn't possible to amend/edit those UIAlertControllers or UIAlertViews. They are part of the standard iOS system and not part of your app.
ios,objective-c,swift,certificate
I have found a solution that seems to work but I'm not entirely sure if it is the correct method. Please correct me if I am wrong. First I needed to convert the certificate from *.crt to *.der because it kept creating a nil SecCertificate. openssl x509 -in server.crt -out...
There are a variety of causes for this problem, Please list your puppet.conf. But from top, it looks like some mismatch between the name in the certificate generated by the master and the host name of the server. Perhaps between when you generated the certificate and rebooted, the hostname had...
If I understand correctly you need to ensure that you are communicating with correct web service. You are using https to connect to the REST service. Is it a WCF service or Web API? Either way the web server will handle the SSL part (hmm, only if hosted on a...
You could use openssl: openssl x509 -in cert.pem -inform PEM -noout -enddate cert.pem should be PEM encoded. If you have DER encoded certificate (just binary data, no base64) then you can switch to -inform DER. More information can be found here....
Its totally fine, did you do it in Xcode? Then it fixed itself: revoked the old ones and renewed them. Don't need to worry about that.
c#,security,asp.net-web-api,certificate
If you ONLY wanted to accept requests that originated from the same machine, you could check the IsLocal property of the request context MSDN. HttpRequest.Context.Request.IsLocal You could then build it into a custom authorize attribute and register it globally, enforcing the requirement on all of your Web API controllers. public...
ios,certificate,apple,center,provisioning
Called apple support. The issue had to do with the Google Chrome browser. Just switched to Safari and good to go
You can not just deactivate certificate-validation on the server. Because the clients check if the certificate is valid or not. Sorry to tell you that. If you want to turn the validation off, you need to type some code for the clients... If you want to, you can just ask...
Rather than configuring your server to present a self-signed certificate, you should use a self-signed certificate as a certificate authority to sign the server certificate. (How to do this is beyond the scope of your question, but I'm sure you can find help on Stack Overflow or elsewhere.) Now you...
ssl,https,certificate,ssl-certificate
The main things to consider when purchasing a wildcard certificate are: If you want the certificate to support the domain itself (e.g., domain.com) in addition to subdomains (*.domain.com), then make sure that the wildcard vendor you choose supports Subject Alternative Name extension. Before you buy, make sure you know who...
go,certificate,openshift-origin
Had the same problem and taharqa on the #openshift-dev IRC had the answer. The problem is that optional step 1 in the directions has to be executed in the sample subdirectory but step 4 assumes that you are in the origin subdirectory. You have to execute the commands in the...
curl uses its own bundle of ca certificates. So normally you need to add trusted server, one way of doing so is the way you did. Another way if you for example are using Firefox is certutil You can also extract the ca certs off your Firefox installation, if you...
When the client is receiving the server certificate, what are his steps to verify this certificate? client executes certificate chaining engine to verify the certificate. Important checks are: 1) certificate signature 2) certificate subject. CN attribute in Subject field (or appropriate name in Subject Alternative Name) must match entered...
ios,xamarin,certificate,provisioning-profile,xamarin-studio
A private key is generated when you generate a code signing request certificate (CSR). If you did not create the CSR from the same Mac in which you are downloading certificate, it will not have the private key used to generate the certificate. If you did create the CSR from...
Setting a SSL "client certificate" is not adequate directly through HTTPSURLConnectionImpl's request properties, because a digital signature is also required to prove you own the certificate. SSL already does all that automatically, so to makes sense to use that layer. You have two ways to solve your issue going forward....
c#,wpf,visual-studio,security,certificate
I found the solution.... Really hard to found. I created initialy my projects in .NET 4.5.2, and then, I switch to 4.0 in order to make some tests. After that, impossible to have access to private key in VS. When I switch back to 4.5.2, it doesn't take care of...
google-chrome,firefox,ssl,https,certificate
This is typically the case when the server does not send all necessary intermediate certificates. Chrome on Desktop will go and fetch them. Firefox will use any intermediate certificates cached from previous connections to other sites but will not fetch missing certificates, thus some Firefox instances might work while others...
Okay no you can't sign stuff with a CSR (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_signing_request). If you want to sign stuff you need a private key, private keys tend to come in PEM format, so you probably want a file with an extention of 'key' or 'pem'. Your admin might not want to give you...
https,certificate,mobilefirst,mobilefirst-adapters
The instructions you've followed are incorrect when using MobileFirst Platform. Follow the steps described in this user documentation topic (for Worklight 6.2, but valid for MFPF 6.3 and above as well). Do not export the certificate from a browser because this action adds browser metadata and other artifacts which shouldn't...
As it turns out, the reason for this was caused by the private key of my certificate left behind in the System Keychain from a previous incorrect import. I went and deleted the cert from the System Keychain thinking it deletes the private key, when in fact it doesn't. It...
Not a full solution but hope it will help ... I had the same probleme when I created my 2nd azure docker VM. The 1st one worked just fine. I compared the home directory of the two machines and realized there was no .docker directory in the "non working" VM....
php,authentication,azure,certificate
Per my understanding, the Resource Provider (RP) API is HTTP RESTful, and here is the certificate: https://github.com/Azure/azure-resource-provider-sdk/blob/master/docs/misc/AzureStoreLatest.cer that used by Azure to call your RP. To implement your RP authentication that mentioned on https://github.com/Azure/azure-resource-provider-sdk/tree/master/docs#authentication, you can leverage verifying the certificate which sent from requests to your RP. Based on my...
You have the wrong type of provisionning profile. It needs to appears as iOS UniversalDistribution in the provisionning profile list . When creating your provisionning profile, choose Distribution > In House
c#,authentication,networking,certificate
Assuming you want to use SSL: On the server side, you can wrap a NetworkStream in an SslStream and authenticate using a X509Certificate: SslStream stream = new SslStream(networkStream, false); stream.AuthenticateAsServer(certificate, false, SslProtocols.Default, false); The false in that second call controls whether the server requires the client to have a certificate...
For a Multi Domain wildcard certificate the CSR is to be generated for a non wildcard domain name (like www.domain.com or domain.com). While completing your order, you have to specify the Wildcard domain names in the Additional domain names list as follows: *.domain1.com *.domain2.com ...
You are probably using a package name that's already used by someone else. If they have signed their work and yours is unsigned, then you'll get that error. The purpose of the error is to protect signed content from being added to by others without consent of the original signer....