Hey,
For months I've had these two certificates in the System Keychain:
com.apple.systemdefault
com.apple.kerberos.kdc
Both are 'self-signed root certificates' which are labelled 'untrusted'.
Today when I installed Windows Live Mesh it wouldn't let me finish the installation without allowing it access to the login Keychain. When I eventually allowed it, it inserted a Root certificate by the 'Root certificate authority' which is also labelled 'untrusted':
Token Signing Public Key
(Actually there are two copies, but that could be because I re-installed the program it after it didn't seem to work first time.)
And a Standard certificate named with a string of random letters and numbers, 'Issued by: Token Signing Public Key', which is naturally untrusted as well.
Are these anything to be concerned about?
I've attached them for inspection.
View attachment Certificates to check.zip
For months I've had these two certificates in the System Keychain:
com.apple.systemdefault
com.apple.kerberos.kdc
Both are 'self-signed root certificates' which are labelled 'untrusted'.
Today when I installed Windows Live Mesh it wouldn't let me finish the installation without allowing it access to the login Keychain. When I eventually allowed it, it inserted a Root certificate by the 'Root certificate authority' which is also labelled 'untrusted':
Token Signing Public Key
(Actually there are two copies, but that could be because I re-installed the program it after it didn't seem to work first time.)
And a Standard certificate named with a string of random letters and numbers, 'Issued by: Token Signing Public Key', which is naturally untrusted as well.
Are these anything to be concerned about?
I've attached them for inspection.
View attachment Certificates to check.zip
