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Old 11-06-2022, 04:52 AM   #58
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Device: Kindle Keyboard 3G + Kindle Voyage WiFi + Kindle PW11 Kids WiFi
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Originally Posted by katadelos View Post
Use USBNet + SSH to access the FS

There's 2 places where SSL certificates are stored, /etc/ssl/ca-certificates.crt and /usr/java/lib/security/cacerts. The first is a plaintext file where the certificates can just be appended and the second is a standard Java keystore which can be edited by keytool using either changeit or passwordchanged as the password (the latter in your case, I think). keytool isn't included on the actual device so you'd need to copy the file to a PC with keytool installed, make changes, then push it back to the device.
Is it technically possible to create MRPI-compatible update or KUAL plugin that could be used to backup/update/remove/replace certificates on jailbroken Kindles?
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