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Public Key Infrastructure

Public Key Infrastructure is abbreviated with PKI.
PKI is a system that allows to create, manage, distribute, use, store and revoke public key certificates.

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RFC 2585 registered two MIME types used for transfering certificates and CRLs:

PKIX

As per RFC 2527, PKIX is an acronym for Public Key Infrastructure (X.509) (which is an IETF working group).
Documents produced by the PKIX.
The most significant usage of PKIX certificates is the authentication of domain names (= Domain Validation (DV) certificates).

See also

public key
/etc/pki/ca-trust
~/.pki

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