TScSSLSecurityOptions.TrustSelfSignedCertificate

 

property TrustSelfSignedCertificate: boolean; default False;

 

Description

Determines whether to trust a self-signed certificate to authenticate the server during the TLS/SSL handshake when starting a new session.

Set TrustSelfSignedCertificate to True to make the client trust a self-signed certificate received from the server.

Set TrustSelfSignedCertificate to False to forbid the use of self-signed certificate by the server—in this case, if the server certificate is self-signed, the TLS/SSL server is considered invalid, and the session is closed.

The default value is False.

 

See Also

IgnoreServerCertificateConstraints

IgnoreServerCertificateInsecurity

IgnoreServerCertificateValidity

TrustStorageCertificates