The phrase "authenticated certificate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security, digital signatures, or verification processes where a certificate has been confirmed as legitimate.
Example: "To access the secure server, you must present an authenticated certificate issued by the trusted authority."
Alternatives: "verified certificate" or "validated certificate".
"Since you can't prove it was you who did the course," Nelson says, "it's not an authenticated certificate.
She has a background in psychology and leadership and holds an Ijaza (authenticated certificate) in teaching Qur'anic reading.
A duplicate of such authenticated certificate or certificates must be filed with the Department of Agriculture and Markets, Albany, N.Y., by the consignee at the time the shipment is received, unless such duplicate has previously been filed by the consignor.
Farah linked to an August 2 WND article by Jerome Corsi contained no supporting evidence for the claim that Hawaii officials "refused to authenticate" the certificate -- only Corsi's assertion to that effect.
Such animals at the time of import must be accompanied by a certificate authenticated by such livestock sanitary official showing the name and address of the laboratory or person making the last blood test on such herd with a complete statement of the results of such test on the animals so imported.
No-one should be persecuted on the basis of caste or faith". To pocket the cash, couples need to have their marriage certificate authenticated by a magistrate before being forwarded on to the local authorities, the website says.
In the U.S. it's often grid overseers like regional transmission organizations that track and authenticate the certificates, but the system is hardly foolproof.
DANE relies on an existing decentralized hierarchy, the DNS namespace, to authenticate website certificates.
where is equal to the number of unique MAC keys that the CA expects to use for authenticating the certificates and messages it generates during its operational lifetime.
Man-in-the-middle attacks are mitigated through the usage of certificates authenticated by Intel during the remote attestation process.
Security firm Venafi has found that Clinton's email server may have been open to foreign intelligence snoops when traveling abroad... Venafi, a Salt Lake City computer security firm, has conducted an analysis of clintonemail.com and determined that "for the first three months of Secretary Clinton's term, access to the server was not encrypted or authenticated with a digital certificate".
