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22 July 2011
PKIF 2.1.14, Webcullis, the OCSP Plugin and PITT 1.2.5 are available for download.


18 November 2010
PKIF 2.1.13, Webcullis, the OCSP Plugin and PITT 1.2.1 are available for download.


29 September 2010
New utilities are released, including CAPI logger, a new version of PITT, PKIPlug and some certificate pair tools.


3 September 2010
PKIF 2.1.12, Webcullis, the OCSP plugin and PITT are available for download.


18 June 2010
PKIF 2.1.11, Webcullis, the OCSP plugin and PITT are available for download.


17 May 2010
PKIF 2.1.10 along with Webcullis and the OCSP plugin are available for download. This release brings the major additions of the OCSP plugin customization wizard and PITT.


31 January 2010
PKIF 2.1.9 along with Webcullis and the OCSP plugin are available for download.


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About PKIF

PKIF is a full-featured, standards compliant PKI enablement library. Its goal is to make it easy for your applications to take advantage of your PKI. PKIF runs on Windows and UNIX systems and is written in C++ with bindings for C# (and COM/.Net) and java. PKIF can validate certificates, create and verify signatures, encrypt and decrypt data, and much more.

Who makes PKIF?

PKIF was sponsored by the US Marine Corps Systems Command. It’s built by Cygnacom Solutions. PKIF’s DER encoding and decoding runtime is licensed from Objective Systems.

What applications can use PKIF?

PKIF’s goal is to be usable from any application that needs to take advantage of Public Key Infrastructure services, whether on the server or on the desktop. We’ve used PKIF in many desktop applications and in Webcullis.