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Sep 18 2026

Certificate Policies, Path Validation and CRL: Three Layers RFC 5280 Doesn't Require You to Link

RFC 5280 separates the Certificate Policies extension, the path validation algorithm, and CRL checking into three independent pieces. An implementation can be RFC-compliant and skip two of the three.

Sep 18 2026 · 6′ · Tutorials · pki · firma-digital

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Aug 12 2026

CAdES vs XAdES Digital Signatures in Java: The Differences That Matter When Your CA Asks for One and You've Built the Other

CAdES and XAdES aren't interchangeable even though both are "advanced signatures." The choice depends on document type, trust profile, and what the CA actually expects to validate. A technical guide with DSS and Java to make the right call before you sign anything.

Aug 12 2026 · 9′ · Tutorials · seguridad · certificados

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May 29 2026

Digital signatures: format, certificate, and validation policy — three layers people constantly mix up

When a digital signature fails, the instinct is to look at cryptography. Most of the time the problem is format or validation policy. Here I separate the three layers so the next error doesn't cost you hours.

May 29 2026 · 10′ · Tutorials · seguridad · certificados

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