A public key certificate contains attributes, typically including an identifier, that are tied to a public key via the use of a digital signature. These certificates are issued by a reliable certification authority (CA). A certificate contains: the subject’s name, the subject's public key, the validity period, and the issuer's name.
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rdfs:label |
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rdfs:comment |
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sameAs | |
dcterms:subject | |
abstract |
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