Charles,
One question: Are you talking about the NIST bridge CA concept or some
other variants? It is too hard to understand the diagram.
With my understanding, the bridge CA is a hub between different CA
domains. Thus each root CA (or principal CA) issues a cross
certificate to bridge.
-Kiyosh
In an earlier version of the diagram I had one more level of
certificate between the bridge certificates and the end-user
certificates, but I was trying to make it simpler. If there is
one more certificate between (Bridge)QSign and (QSign)End User
it could be supplied by the Q offerer.
The cost he
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu, 07 Oct 2004 15:20:52 -0400, Charles B Cranston
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
zben> So, this is perhaps the most simple "bridge" PKI arrangement:
zben>
zben> +-+---++-+---+
zben> |T| |
