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The fundamental assumption is that the Certificate Authority (CA) is a trusted third party. The security of the entire system relies on the belief that the CA will not issue fraudulent certificates and that its private key remains secure.
Conditions: The context is Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).; Participants accept the CA's authority to bind identities to public keys.
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The fundamental assumption is that the Certificate Authority (CA) is a trusted third party. The security of the entire system relies on the belief that the CA will not issue fraudulent certificates and that its private key remains secure.
Conditions: The context is Public Key Infrastructure (PKI).; Participants accept the CA's authority to bind identities to public keys.
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