Somewhat more secure way is to decode the certificate and check whatever parts of it that won't change with certificate update, but the only truly secure way is to compare against the actual certificate.īy default it (without certificate handler) it works like this: If you don't want to update app after changing certificate, the only option is to reduce the security with least secure way being to trust all certificates. Granted, that means you have to update app if you change the certificate. Normally you would embed your certificate into the app and compare against it. It up to you to say, whether you trust or not. Anything else will not be trusted, you get an errorīy attaching a certificate handler you take the trust establishment into your hands. Every site that uses a certificate issued by Certificate Authority (CA) that is trusted by the OS vendor will be trusted (assuming up to date OS store)
Unity pulls a list of trusted root certificates (CA certificates) from the system store Click to expand.By default it (without certificate handler) it works like this:
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