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Generating KeyStores and TrustStore using Keytool and OpenSSL - Part 2

This video is Part 2 of the mutual authentication/2 way SSL using Spring boot. This video is shows how to generate a JKS using Keytools and how to convert the generated pem file or .p12 certificate into JKS which then can be used for 2 way ssl. Part 1 : Intro to mutual/2-way SSL authentication    • Mutual Authentication - Part 1#coding...   Part 3 : Configuring the keystore and truststore in Spring boot application    • HTTP, One way SSL and 2 way SSL Authe...   Medium links Making certificates to work across Java or Non Java platform a problem?   / making-certificates-to-work-across-java-or...   Authentication using Certificates?   / authentication-using-certificates   Required Links OpenSSL https://www.openssl.org/ Keytool https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs... Java JDK https://openjdk.org/install/ x509 Extension Configuration Format https://man.openbsd.org/x509v3.cnf.5 KeyExplorer https://keystore-explorer.org/ Chapters 00:00 - Intro 00:42 - JKS files using Java Keytool 01:00 - Generating Server KeyStore 04:30 - Generating Client KeyStore 05:28 - Extract public cert from Server KeyStore 05:36 - Extract public cert from Client KeyStore 06:08 - Importing Client public certificate into Server TrustStore 06:33 - Importing Server public certificate into Client TrustStore 07:00 - Bottleneck of the above - reason for Certificate Authority 07:38 - Using Certificate Authority as TrustStore 08:08 - Creating Certificate Authority's PEM certificates 09:12 - Creating Server certificates 11:41 - Creating Client certificates 13:10 - Converting the above Server and Client PEM into JKS files 14:45 - Importing CA certificate into TrustStore 15:26 - Checking the generated files using KeyExplorer Connect with me in Linkedin at   / suriya-prakhash-deenadayalan   Visit www.suriyaprakhash.com for more info. Music Credit https://pixabay.com/music/future-bass...