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Title : Conforming CRL validation for relying parties
Author(s) : D. Pinkas
Filename : draft-pinkas-pkix-conf-crl-validation-02.txt
Pages : 10
Date : 2005-7-19
The text currently present in section 6.3 from RFC 3280 is dedicated
to CRL validation. This text needs to be more detailed to explain
exactly how it can made be sure that a CRL is issued by the right
entity. In addition, a text dedicated to the characteristics that
conforming applications MUST support needs to be provided: the
current text covers the most complex case and is too complicated to
be easily simplified. Text is proposed to be included in 3280bis
and to partially replace section 6.3 .
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