TekCERT is a Windows tool for creating and managing digital certificates through a tabbed interface or command line. It generates self-signed certificates and CSRs, processes certificate authority responses, and can sign requests with a selected CA certificate. Generated certificates are added to the Windows Certificate Store with their private keys. It also supports ACME and Let's Encrypt workflows.

TekCERT is a Windows utility for creating and managing digital certificates, intended for administrators, developers and other users who need to set up certificates without relying solely on manual command-line work. Its compact interface organizes controls into tabs, while a command-line interface offers another way to configure certificate operations. The program can create self-signed certificates and work with certificate signing requests, making it useful for local testing as well as certificate administration.

Certificate creation includes selectable key sizes of 1024, 2048, 3072 and 4096 bits, and supported signature algorithms include SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384 and SHA-512 with RSA encryption. Users can configure certificate parameters through the graphical interface or command line. TekCERT can generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) for submission to a certificate authority, then process the authority's response. It can also sign CSRs using a user-selected certificate authority certificate, including a self-signed certificate. Generated certificates are installed in the Windows Certificate Store together with their private keys.

For certificate lifecycle tasks, TekCERT provides tools to browse, export and delete certificates in the Windows Certificate Store, using either its interface or command-line options. It also supports the Automatic Certificate Management Environment protocol, ACME (RFC 8555), and can use Let's Encrypt services to obtain signed certificates. These capabilities give users a way to handle certificate creation, signing and local store maintenance from one application, rather than switching between separate utilities for every step.

Additional server and verification functions cover specific certificate workflows. The program can generate, sign and verify timestamp requests based on RFC 3161, and can operate as an HTTP timestamp server that accepts and answers signing requests. OCSP responder and SCEP server services are also available under the applicable SP license; timestamp functions require a Commercial license. The freeware feature set is limited to SHA-1 with RSA encryption, so users should check which licensing terms apply to the functions they need. TekCERT is trialware and supports Windows versions including Windows 7, in both 32-bit and 64-bit editions.

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