The Compressed X.509 Certificate Format
draft-pritikin-comp-x509-00
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| Authors | David McGrew , Max Pritikin | ||
| Last updated | 2010-05-11 | ||
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Abstract
This note defines the Compressed X.509 Format (CXF), a compact format for X.509 certificates and CRLs, and a way to translate between the compact format and standard X.509 encoding. The translation consists of the lossless compression algorithm DEFLATE with a particular predefined dictionary. Protocol bindings for TLS and IKE are designated. This format is useful in a constrained environment, where bandwidth and/or storage is low, and it preserves interoperability with standards-compliant X.509 certificates and the systems for certificate processing, issuance, and management.
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