Assertion: certificate | /r/HasProperty | trustworthy
Facets:
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: at the time of use
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: CRLs are a type of blacklist and are used by various endpoints, including Web browsers, to verify whether a certificate is valid and trustworthy.
text: In addition to verifying the CA's signature on a certificate (as discussed in the section titled Certificates and Certification Authorities), the application software must also be sure that the certificate is still trustworthy at the time of use.
text: Certificates that are no longer trustworthy must be revoked by
text: Prior to using a certificate, the client-side application must check the appropriate CRL to determine if the certificate is still trustworthy.