Assertion: certificate | /r/HasProperty | revoked
Facets:
value: irreversibly
type: MANNER
value: due to a compromise
type: CAUSE
value: mistakenly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: A certificate is irreversibly revoked if, for example, it is discovered that the certificate authority (CA) had improperly issued a certificate, or if a private-key is thought to have been compromised.
text: A CRL can also be published immediately after a certificate has been revoked.
text: If a certificate is mistakenly revoked, significant problems can arise.
text: There can be many reasons as to why a certificate was revoked (we'll explain this further in the next section).
text: This post will cover what can cause a certificate to be revoked, how CRL's work, and a few CRL tools you can use to check whether a certificate is revoked or not.
text: This post will cover what can cause a certificate to be revoked, how CRL's work, and a few CRL tools you can use to check whether a certificate is revoked or not.
text: CRLs contain certificates that have either been irreversibly revoked (revoked) or that have been marked as temporarily invalid (hold).
text: For example, if I sign a document today with a valid certificate and a trusted timestamp, but then my certificate is revoked or expires in two months, my signed document should still be valid any time after that.
text: Without a timestamp, signatures will expire or invalidate when the certificate expires or is revoked and end users will see scary warning messages that they should not trust the code.
text: : When a user, service, or computer presents a certificate, an application or service must determine whether the certificate has been revoked before its validity period has expired.
text: When a user, service, or computer presents a certificate, an application or service must determine whether the certificate has been revoked before its validity period has expired.
text: Revoked Has the certificate been revoked?
text: Revocation The certificate chain engine will check each certificate in the chain to determine whether the certificate has been revoked and the reason for the revocation.
text: DigiNotar could not guarantee all such certificates had been revoked.
text: If a SAN needs to be added or removed, or a certificate needs to be revoked or renewed, the certificate needs to be replaced and redeployed for all domains.
text: In the event that a certificate has to be revoked due to a compromise, a specific date and time of the compromising event will become part of the revocation record.
text: Now they’re free to do whatever they want with that domain (until the certificate is revoked, but that’s a completely separate mess) and everyone’s browser would see this site as the legitimate article.
text: A certificate may be revoked before it expires, for example because the secrecy of the private key has been compromised.
text: Certificates that are no longer trustworthy must be revoked by
text: the CA.There are numerous reasons why a certificate may need to be revoked prior to the end of its validity period.
text: Alternatively, an organization's security policy may dictate that the certificates of employees leaving the organization must be revoked.