Wiki - Intermediate certificates
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The current section lists all Intermediate and Root CA certificates issued by Certificates Authorities we work with. It includes Sectigo (formerly Comodo), GoGetSSL SUB-CA, DigiCert, RapidSSL, GeoTrust and Thawte. Most files available in both formats CRT and TXT.
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1GoGetSSL Intermediate and Root CA Certificates
Suitable for all active products like: Domain SSL, Wildcard SSL, Multi-Domain SSL, BusinessTrust EV, BusinessTrust EV SAN, BusinessTrust, BusinessTrust Wildcard, BusinessTrust SAN, Code Signing SSL, EV Code Signing, Multi-Domain Wildcard SSL, Public IP SAN.
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2Sectigo Intermediate and Root CA Certificates
Suitable for all active products like: EnterpriseSSL certs, PositiveSSL certs, EssentialSSL certs, Sectigo certs, InstantSSL certs, EV Code Signing SSL and Code Signing SSL, S/MIME certs.
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3RapidSSL Intermediate and Root CA Certificates
Suitable for all active products like: RapidSSL standard and RapidSSL Wildcard SSL certificates.
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4Thawte Intermediate and Root CA Certificates
Suitable for all active products like: SSL Web Server Multi-Domain Wildcard, Code Signing SSL, Web Server SSL, SSL 123, Web Server EV, Wildcard SSL Certificate, SSL 123 Wildcard
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5GeoTrust Intermediate and Root CA Certificates
Suitable for all active products like: QuickSSL Premium SAN, TrueBusinessID SAN Wildcard, QuickSSL Premium, TrueBusinessID, TrueBusinessID Wildcard, TrueBusinessID EV, TrueBusinessID SAN, TrueBusinessID EV SAN, QuickSSL Premium Wildcard
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6DigiCert Intermediate and Root CA Certificates
Suitable for all active products like: DigiCert Code Signing SSL, DigiCert Secure Site, DigiCert Secure Site PRO, DigiCert Secure Site PRO EV, DigiCert Secure Site EV, DigiCert Secure Site Wildcard, DigiCert Extended Validation Code Signing, DigiCert Secure Site PRO Wildcard
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7Sectigo AddTrust CA Root Expiring May 2020
Upcoming AddTrust Root Expiration – What You Need to Know Sectigo at present offers the ability to cross-sign certificates with the AddTrust legacy root to increase support among very old systems and devices. This root is due to expire at the end of May 2020. Any applications or installations that depend on this cross-signed root must be updated by May 2020 or run the risk of an outage or displayed error message.
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