Immediately upon revocation of a certificate by a certification authority, the certification authority shall publish a signed notice of the revocation in the repository specified in the certificate for publication of notice of revocation.

certificate

Defined · s 2

“certificate” means a record issued for the purpose of supporting digital signatures which purports to confirm the identity or other significant characteristics of the person who holds a particular key pair;

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Where one or more repositories are specified, the certification authority shall publish signed notices of the revocation in all such repositories.

certification authority

Defined · s 2

“certification authority” means a person who or an organisation that issues a certificate;

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Terms defined in s 2

certificate
Defined · s 2
“certificate” means a record issued for the purpose of supporting digital signatures which purports to confirm the identity or other significant characteristics of the person who holds a particular key pair;
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certification authority
Defined · s 2
“certification authority” means a person who or an organisation that issues a certificate;
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repository
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“repository” means a system for storing and retrieving certificates or other information relevant to certificates;
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