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After installing Eraser 6, stating Eraser gives you this message:
Please check that the new settings suit your required level of security.[/quote]Eraser 6 is built on top of a plugin architecture. This means that anyone with programming skills can help write plugins which can be used together with Eraser. While useful, this poses a security risk (imagine a malicious programmer claiming to distribute an Eraser plugin!) and therefore Eraser plugins must be signed before they are loaded automatically.
The built-in erasure methods and PRNGs are also plugins. So we've got a problem: The program doesn't know that the default plugin is safe (because it's from us) yet it must be loaded automatically. So we've signed the plugin using a Certum certificate, which is a(relatively new) Certification Authority and as such not all computers has the root certificate.
To resolve this problem, you'll need to apply every single update, especially the Root Certificates update: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931125. Install that and try again.
If that still doesn't work, press Windows Key + R, type in mmc, press enter. Go to File | Add/Remove Snap-in and double click on the Certificates snap in. Check Local Computer, but if that is not available, check My User Account; then click OK and go to the Certificates node under the Trusted Root Certification Authorities node under Certificates - Local Computer or Certificates - Current User respectively (depending on what you selected earlier). Check that the Certum CA exist in the store. For the record: the certificate hash is
If the Certum CA certificate is still not in the store, you can find the corresponding certificate on a computer with the certificate and manually import the certificate. Export the certificate from the source computer as a p7b/pfx file and then import them on the server.
Please check that the new settings suit your required level of security.[/quote]Eraser 6 is built on top of a plugin architecture. This means that anyone with programming skills can help write plugins which can be used together with Eraser. While useful, this poses a security risk (imagine a malicious programmer claiming to distribute an Eraser plugin!) and therefore Eraser plugins must be signed before they are loaded automatically.
The built-in erasure methods and PRNGs are also plugins. So we've got a problem: The program doesn't know that the default plugin is safe (because it's from us) yet it must be loaded automatically. So we've signed the plugin using a Certum certificate, which is a(relatively new) Certification Authority and as such not all computers has the root certificate.
To resolve this problem, you'll need to apply every single update, especially the Root Certificates update: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931125. Install that and try again.
If that still doesn't work, press Windows Key + R, type in mmc, press enter. Go to File | Add/Remove Snap-in and double click on the Certificates snap in. Check Local Computer, but if that is not available, check My User Account; then click OK and go to the Certificates node under the Trusted Root Certification Authorities node under Certificates - Local Computer or Certificates - Current User respectively (depending on what you selected earlier). Check that the Certum CA exist in the store. For the record: the certificate hash is
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62 52 dc 40 f7 11 43 a2 2f de 9e f7 34 8e 06 42 51 b1 81 18If the Certum CA certificate is still not in the store, you can find the corresponding certificate on a computer with the certificate and manually import the certificate. Export the certificate from the source computer as a p7b/pfx file and then import them on the server.