KeyStore Explorer
Published by Wayne Grant, Kai Kramer
Multipurpose keystore and certificate tool
Highlights
- Creates and modifies digital certificate keystores through a graphical interface.
- Generates new public and private key pairs for cryptographic operations.
- Supports standard file formats including PKCS12 and Java KeyStore.
- Exports and imports individual certificates between different keystore files.
About this application
KeyStore Explorer is an application designed to let users create, manage, and examine cryptographic keystores and certificates. It provides a graphical interface for handling various key formats, allowing individuals to generate new private and public key pairs, import existing credentials, and inspect certificate details. Operators can also change keystore passwords, export individual certificates, and view the underlying data structure of digital certificates.
The software runs on Linux environments and handles standard cryptographic file formats such as PKCS12 and Java KeyStore. It serves as a utility for system administrators and developers who need to interact with SSL certificates and cryptographic credentials without relying solely on command line utilities. The application operates strictly on the local files provided by the user and requires proper system permissions to access stored keystore files.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.keystore_explorer.KeyStoreExplorer
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