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CSR Decoder

To check the CSR on your own computer, you can also use this OpenSSL command:

openssl req -in mycsr.csr -noout -text

Following CSR decoder used to decode the Certificate Signing Request. You need to check that it contains the correct information. Certificate Signing Request is a piece of encoded text. It includes a public SSL key and all the necessary information about the company that initiated the certificate issuance. If the CSR is created, is very difficult to understand it, because all included information is encrypted. CAs uses the data in the CSR to issue the certificate, so you definitely need to make sure that all information is valid and verified. To ensure that CSR is correct, you can simply insert the contents of CSR in the field below and click "Decode" button.. The CSR should start with the lines "----- BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST -----" and end with "----- END CERTIFICATE REQUEST -----".

Invalid CSR Format

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