ADVTrustStore is a simple management script to import/list/remove CA certificates to the iOS simulator.
Importing CA certificates is not directly supported in the iOS simulator.
Custom CA certificates are stored in a file named TrustStore.sqlite3 in both the physical device and the iOS simulator. Some scripts are available to import a CA certificate to the iOS simulator but they work only for version lower than 5.0.
Without this tool, the common method to add CA certificates to the iOS simulator 5.0 and above was to import it on a physical device, then extract the TrustStore.sqlite3 file from a device backup then copy the relevant records to the to the version in iOS simulator.
ADVTrustStore works with all versions from 5.0 to the current 6.1 version. In addition to directly import of a CA certificate from a PEM encoded certificate file, it provides the following functions:
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list custom CA certificates in each of the iOS simulator versions
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selectively remove custom CA certificates to each of the iOS simulator versions
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selectively export custom CA certificates from each of the iOS simulator versions
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selectively export custom CA certificates from device backup
Just copy the iosCertTrustManager.py to a Mac OS X system. This python script does not requires any additional python module.
Help on the command line arguments is available with:
iosCertTrustManager.py --help
To import a certificate form a PEM file:
iosCertTrustManager.py -a certificate_file
For each available iOS simulator version it will prompt to install the CA certificate.
iosCertTrustManager.py: the TrustStore manager script
IOSTrustStore Structure.pdf: A documentation with the known details of the TrustStore.sqlite3 database format
Written by Daniel Cerutti
Copyright (c) 2013 - ADVTOOLS SARL
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