CACertMan
Disable untrusted certificates
| AppID: | info.guardianproject.cacert |
| Author: | Guardian Project |
| License: | GPL-3.0-only |
| Donation: | OpenCollective |
| InRepoSince: | 2011-10-03 |
| LastRepoUpdate: | 2011-12-11 |
| LastAppUpdate: | Unknown |
| LastVersion: | 0.0.2.20111012 |
| Categories: | Security |
| Google Play: | Check if it's there |
Android 4+ allows you to disable certificates from the system Settings and rootisn't required, so try that first if you want to manually mess with the
certificates. The app won't work with Android 4+ anyway.
An app to manage security certificates on your phone also containing a version
of the Android CACert keystore derived from Mozilla. If a certificate has
recently become untrusted you can either install an update to this app or you
can backup and remove certificates by yourself.
Requires root: Yes, it writes to the system partition. You will need a device
that has the ‘grep' command on it (via busybox: present on most custom ROMs). If
the ‘save' doesn't work, then you will need to make your /system partition
read-write by using a file explorer like https://f-droid.org/packages/com.ghostsq.commander or via a
command in https://f-droid.org/packages/jackpal.androidterm.
Wants root
While you can download the APKs here directly, you should preferably use an F-Droid client so the app stays up-to-date on your device.
