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A root certificate, also known as a root CA certificate, is a self-signed certificate issued by a Certificate Authority (CA). It's used to establish trust in a certificate chain, verifying the authenticity of other certificates issued by the same CA.

Installing a custom root certificate can have serious security implications. It may allow unauthorized access to your system or data, as the certificate can be used to sign malicious software.

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