Sentence examples for revoked certificate from inspiring English sources
( frac{Q}{T} ) is the average number of certificates revoked per time slot, L revoke is the length of the revoked message corresponding to each revoked certificate.
(ii) If a certificate revocation message (associated with the CA key disclosure message) is lost due to channel errors, the receivers will not be aware of any newly revoked certificate that is contained in the lost message.
When the certificate to be revoked gathers k - 1 such partial signatures and reaches another CA node, it completes the signature, revokes the certificate, and broadcasts the revoked certificate to other CA nodes for updating their local CRLs.
Therefore revocation lists in multiple messages might repeat revoked certificates.
The most common way to revoke certificates is the distribution of CRLs (Certificate Revocation Lists) that contain the most recently revoked certificates.
The revocation list will contain only those revoked certificates that are otherwise unexpired.
The size of the data base depends on the number of joined and connected nodes and on the amount of revoked certificates.
where the REVOKE field will contain the TESLA certificates to be revoked, the MAC is computed on the revoked certificates and the signature verifies for nodes that might need the verification (instead of verifying using (14)).
Revocation checking can be problematic in these structures, and since all the revoked certificates in the entire network are listed in a single CRL, the number of entries on that CRL can become quite large.
But it is arguable that all that changed this week, when Tim Cook, chief executive of Apple, revoked certificates that allow the social media giant Facebook to use its iPhone apps for internal testing and research without going through the usual formal reviews process, and then did the same thing with Google.
However, this scheme has been criticized for various perimeter solutions, such as the lack of good CA procedures of assigning and revoking certificates.
