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Certificate Revocation List (CRL) is one of two common methods when using a public key infrastructure for maintaining access to servers in a network.

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What's the difference between this mentioned list and a certification revocation list?

I've come across this paper in which the authors mentioned that they don't use a revocation certification list (CRL) since it gives rise to significant costs due to storage and inefficient ...
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certificate revocation list file size

Crl files are growing linearly. I wonder with 10 revoked certificate, what is the storage size of crl file and so on. For every revoke certificate, how much increase the size of the crl?
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What does (06) in "CRL Signing (06)" mean?

In "Certificate details -> key usage -> CRL Signing (06)", what does "(06)" in "CRL Signing (06)" mean?
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How are certificate status obtained on browsers?

There are two ways of checking the status of a digital certificate:- Offline Authentication (CRL) Online Authentication (OCSP, SCVP) Several browsers (like Mozilla Firefox) have given up the use of ...
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How are CRL implemented?

The source from where I learn states:- CRL (Certificate Revocation List) is the primary means of checking status of certificates offline. But I can't seem to understand how is it possible for a ...
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Secure Design and CRL?

I was at my College Security Lesson, the professor said that Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs) violate some of the Secure Design principles. Secure Design Principles: Fail-Safe Defaults Economy of ...
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how to avoid attack on Certificate Revocation List by the owner of the private key?

suppose A owns the private key, and its correspondent certificate locates in site of CA. B request for A's certificate from CA for verifying the signature sent to him/her. There is an attack ...
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How to sign a CRL file if I have offline keys?

I am generating a CA for internal use. When generating a CA, the best practice I have observed is to keep the root CA offline and emit an intermediate CA certificate that will in turn emit the end-...
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Any case that can require to encrypt a certificate revocation list before distribution

As far as we know certificate revocation lists (CRLs) include public information so they do not have to be encrypted before distribution. Is there a case that can require to encrypt it before ...
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CRL number generation sequence: can I use a time stamp?

RFC 5280 states that the CRL number should monotonically increase. I have seen this common practice of incrementing the CRL number by 1, every time a new CRL is generated. But can I use a Unix (epoch ...
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I've got my private key compromised. How does CRL work?

How does certificate revocation list (CRL) work? How can I send a request to the CA to add my current private key to the CRL, so no one except me can add my certificate to the CRL? Related: - How can ...

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