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See how simple it is to validate X.509 Certificates

Server-side complete validation of X.509 Certificates

You can verify any X.509 Certificate in this demo. The Ascertia ADSS demo Verification Server has a list of Certificate Authorities (CAs) trusted to issue certificates to end-users as listed here. The ADSS Verification Server will attempt to build a certificate chain to one of these trust points. Certificate path building uses AIA certificate extension, locally configured intermediate CA certificates, and those obtained from LDAP directories.The ADSS Verification Server can support an unlimited number of CAs each with their own validation policy.

Select your certificate:
Validate certificate in Bridge CA environment (View Certificate)
This certificate chains to the Federal Bridge CA. The certificate validation service will first locate intermediate CA certificate as part of delegated path discovery and then validate the certificate chain.
Use an expired certificate.cer document already held on the server (View Certificate)
Use a revoked certificate.cer document already held on the server (View Certificate)
Use my own certificate, which I will upload (see note below on restrictions on certificate size):
	File Path:

Notes
	Server-side validation uses a flexible API to request how ADSS Server should validate the certificate and what evidence information should be returned, e.g. CRL/OCSP revocation information, certification path, etc. ADSS Verification Server supports RFC 5055 SCVP, W3C XKMS and OASIS DSS protocols.
	All responses are signed by ADSS Verification Server so that clients can see that these are genuine messages from a trusted authority and they have not been changed.
	The ADSS Verification Server not only ensures that the certificate signature is not tampered, and is valid (not expired, not revoked and issued by a trusted CA) but can also report on the certificate quality level – see this information on PEPPOL.
	If you providing your own certificate, make sure to provide a X.509 certificate and that the issuer is supported by this demo server.

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