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digital certificate

Digital ID Informatics An official electronic identity document based on public/private key encryption and obtained through a certificate authority; includes user's name and registered serial number, user's public key and expiration date. See HIPAA. Cf Digital signature.
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Unfortunately, a Sony affiliate then tweeted the root key again.
Supporting Certicom's MobileTrust root key in the security architecture will enable secure, authenticated WAP transactions like stock trading, wagering and banking.
The private key is securely sent to Bob, and the CA then signs Bob's public key with its own private key, also known as the root key. The combination of Bob's public key and the signature of the CA forms Bob's digital certificate.
CertCo certainly wants to provide the root key technology, but Herron emphasizes that the company sees itself very much as a partner in the enterprise, not its leader.
If a form field is a root key, and it is also the origin of an F type field on a second form, then there could be a relationship between the entity represented by this root key to an entity in the second form which contains its root key.
SCEA filed suit against George Hotz (AKA "geohot") as well as "Bushing," Hector Martin Cantero, Sven Peter, and others alleged to be part of the FAIL0VERFLOW group of hackers that contributed to the release of the PlayStation 3's root key.
Any user with Komodia software will accept any certificate that has the domain name in the alternative field -- whether safe or not, and without the need to extract root keys from software, MITM attacks can take place at the same time.
Diversinet claims that previously a root certificate would have had to be replaced by rebuilding the system from scratch and re-registering and re-initialising users with new root keys and certificates.
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