Digital certificate verification requires subscriber control of a private key and a corresponding verifiable public key. Section 36 adds requirements for the relationship between a subscriber's private key and the public key listed in a digital signature certificate. The ... Summary
Digital certificate verification requires subscriber control of a private key and a corresponding verifiable public key.
Section 36 adds requirements for the relationship between a subscriber's private key and the public key listed in a digital signature certificate. The subscriber must hold a private key capable of creating a digital signature, while the listed public key must be capable of verifying a signature created through that private key.
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