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1. Firefox activclient install#
2. Firefox activclient update#
3. Firefox activclient upgrade#
4. Firefox activclient download#

Firefox activclient install#

In this case, if you have purchased an IdenTrust certificate that is stored in an HID USB token or Smart card, we recommend that you install Firefox prior to installing the ActivClient software. Some of you may have already upgraded or purchased a new Mac that is running Big Sur. Unfortunately due to the changes introduced with Big Sur, you will not be able to use your hardware-based certificate with Safari, Chrome or Apple Mail. You will be able to retrieve your certificate using any browser, however when testing and using your certificate, it will only be compatible with Firefox. As such, only IdenTrust hardware-based certificates (HID USB tokens and Smart cards) are impacted when using Big Sur.

Firefox activclient upgrade#

The Big Sur upgrade will affect the use of ActivClient, which is the software that is required to use and manage your HID hardware device and to access the certificate stored on the device. For this reason if you have purchased or are using a hardware-based certificate, IdenTrust recommends that you delay upgrading to macOS 11.0 (Big Sur), if at all possible.

Firefox activclient update#

Impacts of Big Sur on Digital Certificate Retrieval and Usage This issue is now resolvedĪpple’s recent major system update has substantially altered the Cryptographic Token software interface, which impacts the manner in which digital certificates stored in a hardware device will function. If you experience any issues or need assistance with this change, please contact IdenTrust Support. Please refer to Federal Common Policy CA Root Certificate for more details and instructions regarding this change. IdenTrust will not need to reissue any CA certificate to support this change. The new certificate will not expire until October 2040, allowing the Federal PKI to continue issuing CA certificates with extended validity periods. The currently active Federal Common root CA certificate is named Federal Common Policy CA and it has been used to issue CA certificates that are allowable under various Federal PKI policiesĪlthough this certificate does not expire until December 2030, in order for the Federal PKI to continue to issue subordinate CA certificates that will have a validity period of more than 10 years, it is necessary for the Federal PKI to replace the original Federal Common Policy CA certificate, and issue a new Federal Common root CA certificate named Federal Common Policy CA G2, that will replace the Federal Common Policy CA certificate. Change to Federal Common Policy CA Root CertificateĮffective in April 2021 the Federal PKI will begin using a new Federal Common root CA certificate to replace the current root CA certificate, revoked on April 22, 2021. If you have appliances that are not dynamically updating the root trust chain, they need to be manually updated with the self-signed " IdenTrust Commercial Root CA 1" which can be downloaded at this link: Root Certificate Download.

Firefox activclient download#

You may download the IdenTrust Commercial Root CA 1 at this link: Root Certificate Download.

Please be aware that the " IdenTrust DST Root CA X3" root expiring on has been replaced with the " IdenTrust Commercial Root CA 1" self-signed root which is also trusted by the major browsers and root stores since. IdenTrust DST Root CA X3 Expiration (September 2021)

Check back often for interesting updates. From time-to-time, IdenTrust will provide information that may interest you or have an impact on the certificate program you use.