PFX file
A PFX file is a type of [[certificate]] file that contains both the public and private keys of a digital signature.
It is used to verify the identity of the [[certificate holder]] and to create secure connections with web servers, email servers, or other applications.
A PFX file can be generated from other certificate formats, such as .pvk, .spc, or .cer, using tools like Pvk2Pfx or Advanced Installer . A PFX file is password protected and can be imported or exported to different devices or platforms.
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Configuring Azure App Services
- Upload a private certificate (it must be stored in a [[pfx-file]] and encrypted with [[triple-des]])
Certificate
It has a public key and a private key. This info is stored in a [[pfx-file]].