Efficient certificate revocation . Technical Report TM-542b, MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, 1996. Each CA must run its own OCSP responder, unless several CAs unite on this issue. The literature contains other proposed methods of certificate revocation. Micali, S., Efficient Certificate Revocation , MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Technical Memo 542b, March 1996.
Publishers also perform content updates originating from the source.
Even so, the publishers are not assumed to be trustworthy, for a given publisher may be processing updates from the source incorrectly or it may be the victim of a system break in. Efficient certificate revocation . Technical Report TM-542b, MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, 1996. Publishers also perform content updates originating from the source. Even so, the publishers are not assumed to be trustworthy, for a given publisher may be processing updates from the source incorrectly or it may be the victim of a system break in.