Free pem software for mac

Portecle is a free and user friendly GUI application for creating, examining and managing keystores, keys, certificates, certificate requests, certificate revocation lists and more.

Main features:
- Create, load, save, and convert keystores.
- Generate DSA and RSA key pair entries with self-signed version 1 X.509 certificates.
- Import X.509 certificate files as trusted certificates.
- Import key pairs from PKCS #12 files.
- Clone and change the password of key pair entries and keystores.
- View the details of certificates contained within keystore entries, certificate files, and SSL/TLS connections.
- Export keystore entries in a variety of formats.
- Generate and view certification requests (CSRs).
- Import Certificate Authority (CA) replies.
- Change the password of key pair entries and keystores.
- Delete, clone, and rename keystore entries.
- View the details of certificate revocation list (CRL) files.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
New features:
- Support for importing key pairs from OpenSSL PEM bundles.
- Support for encrypting private key in PEM export.
- Recognition and decoding support for some additional certificate extensions.
- Experimental: support for renewing self signed certificates.
Enhancements:
- Significant user interface improvements, including among others use of Java Desktop API to launch browsers and mail clients, more and improved default values in forms, and improved extension viewer dialog with hyperlink support for other resources in them (CRLs, certificates etc).
- Support changing look and feel without restarting the app.
- Support online help not bundled in jar (set helpbaseurl at build time).
Bug fixes:
- Fix problem with examining certificates from OpenSSL PEM bundles in certain security provider configurations.
Miscellaneous:
- Java SE 6 or later is now required.
- Bundled Bouncy Castle provider jar upgraded to 1.41.
- Removed built in support code for additional external look and feels; users who want them can have a look at Javas built in facilities for installing them.

IPSecuritas is an IPSec client with graphical user interface that allows easy setup of secure VPN connections over the internet. IPSec is an official standard of the Internet Engineering Task Force and has been widely adopted by router and firewall manufacturers.
Main features:
- Encryption: Cipheres your data using strong state-of-the-art algorithms, making it impossible to read your data for everybody but you.
- Authenticaton: Digitally signs your information, assuring the identity of the sender.
Enhancements:
- IPSecuritas 3.0 is a complete reimplementation from scratch with a better structure yet benefiting from experiences made with past versions.
- It brings the following enhancements:
- Universal Binary
- IPSecuritas 3.0 runs natively on PPC and Intel (requires Mac OS X 10.3 or higher).
- Profiles
- Multiple profiles with different sets of connections can be defined to easily change settings depending on your location.
- Multiple networks
- Any number of networks can be defined in Host to Network and Network to Network modes.
- NAT Traversal (NAT-T)
- NAT-T according to IKE-Draft-02 and IKE-RFC.
- XAUTH / Hybrid authentication
- Extended Authentication in phase 1 with username and password.
- Checkpoint Support
- Checkpoint Username/Password authentication and Checkpoint UDP Encapsulation on port 2746 are now supported (be sure to enabled VPN-1 support in the application preferences).
- Stay Connected Mode
- IPSecuritas now detects network changes (change of IP address or default interface etc.) and reacts appropriatly to keep your connections alive. This way, IPSec can be left enabled regardless of your current environment.
- Split DNS
- DNS servers can be configured for each connection and domain (instead of the global DNS replacements in earlier releases).
- IPv6
- Experimental support for IPv6 - mainly untested.
- Connection Import/Export
- Connection definitions can be exported and imported, including their certificates. Exported definitions can be protected by a password.
- Certificate Import/Export
- PKCS#12, DER encoded and password protected PEM encoded certificates and private keys can be imported - export into PKCS#12, DER and PEM encoded files.
- Protection
- A connection definition can be protected (read-only, invisible, disallow export etc.) to give an administrator more control over the connections installed on client machines.
- New GUI
- Better handling of certificates, more information on connection status, display of configuration problems, better log display, log export
- Various background enhancements
- All kernel API now done without external helpers, network/configuration changes will now automatically restart the connections without user interaction, keep-alive pings to keep connections up and automatic restart of failed connections.

SparkleUtil_II 2.2.6 is developed to be a handy program which is designed with RealBasic and using Sparkle.framework (Sparkle Version 1.5 Cocoa distributed by Monkeybread Software) to help with updating.

SparkleUtil allows to patch automatically an application and produce the necessary files for uploading to your site an update of your application. If one assume that the application name is Sparkle Test.app, SparkleUtil_II performs various tasks. It can update an application using Carbon Sparkle.framework version 1.1 as a system update, in an application using Sparkle.framework version 1.5 Cocoa.

Major Features:

1. Create DescriptionSparkle_Test.html.
2. Create the file Info.plist and copy it in the bundle Sparkle Test.app (Sparkle Test:Contents :).
3. Copy Sparkle.framework in the bundle Sparkle Test.app (Sparkle Test:Contents :MacOS :).
4. Copy dsa_pub.pem in the bundle Sparkle Test.app (Sparkle Test:Contents :Resources :).
5. Compress Sparkle Test.app in Sparkle_Test_X.X.X.zip where X.X.X is the version number.
6. Create the application signature.
7. Create XSparkle_Test.xml.
8. Create Sparkle_Test.xml (for compatibility with Sparkle Version 1.1 Carbon.)

gnoMint is an X.509 Certification Authority management tool. gnoMint allows any person to run a Certification Authority, creating certificates for any purpose: e-mail signing and/or crypting; TLS authentication through web, VPNs or other protocols; secured web-servers...
Its development was started due to the lack of a just-works CA software: creating a CA from zero, through open-source command-line utilities, was possible, but was unconfortable to remember all the neccessary parameters.
And you had to create a difficult configuration file. So here it is gnoMint, and it will help all network and systems administrators to deploy a Certification Authority very easily.

Main features:
- Creating all the infrastructure to keep and run a Certification Authority, saved in only one file.
- Create Certification Signing Requests, allowing to export them to PKCS#8 files, so they can be send to other CAs.
- Create X.509 certificates, with a usual set of subject-parameters.
- Export certificates and private keys to PEM files, so they can be used by external applications.
- For each CA, establish a set of policies for certificate generation.
- Import CSRs made by other applications
- Export PKCS#12 structures, so the certificates can be imported easily by web and mail clients.
- Revoke certificates, and generate the corresponding CRLs
- Allow the possibility of keeping the CA private key, or other private keys, in external files or devices (as USB drives)
- Allow the management of a whole hierarchy of CAs, with their respectives certificates.
- Import pre-existing Certification Authorities, with all their data.
- Allow an easy CA operation from command-line tools, for batch certificate creation, or integration with other utilities.

Enhancements
- Added a new full Russian translation, thanks to Aquanaut. Added Finnish translation.
- Other updated translations: Spanish, Slovak.
- Added forgotten crlgen function to gnomint-cli text-based interface.
- Fix compilation with GnuTLS 2.8.0.
- While creating a new certificate, the program now checks if new cert expiration date is after the CA expiration date. In that case, the program shows an info message and set the new cert expiration date to the CA expiration date.