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Title : Internet X.509 Public Key Infrastructure
Plug-and-Play PKI for Web Services
Author(s) : A. Rundgren
Filename : draft-rundgren-pkix-pnppki4ws-00.txt
Pages : 22
Date : 2003-1-13
'Web Services' [2, 3] is the collective name of a set of emerging
technologies targeted for ultimately supporting Plug-and-Play (PnP)
integration of business- and information-systems, within and between
organizations. This specification covers an X.509 certificate
extension, designed to enable PnP-support for the Public Key
Infrastructure (PKI) part of a Web Service. In addition to
supporting Web Services, the extension is also intended to be
useable for general-purpose PKI-enabled applications. A PowerPoint
presentation highlighting the core of this specification is also
available [4]
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