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Hash: SHA1

The SHA-1 fingerprint of the SwUPKI root certificate is likely to be:

4D:41:99:C3:B4:CA:BF:33:ED:4B:D0:5C:6C:48:60:51:58:08:93:D8

I have checked the following sources, and they all agree.  Be aware
that the sources are all weak, since none of them use SSL, PGP or any
other cryptographic protection, so I may be a victim of an elaborate
attack.

Sources checked (and when I checked them):

  http://ca.liu.se/anv/
    2006-01-26 10:46 GMT

  http://www.swupki.se/
    2006-01-26 10:47 GMT

  http://www.swupki-pca.umu.se/CA/pcacert.crt
    2006-01-26 10:48 GMT

  http://www.swupki-pca.umu.se/CA/pcacert.der
    2006-01-26 10:50 GMT

I have also installed the certificate and verified that the following
pages work properly once the root certificate above is installed:

  https://webmail.liu.se/
    2006-01-26 11:01 GMT

  https://ceres.unit.liu.se/
    2006-01-26 11:01 GMT

  https://lists.lysator.liu.se/
    2006-01-26 11:01 GMT

I plan to re-check the above sources, and any new sources I can find
in the future, and update this file accordingly.

    /ceder
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