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They actually mentioned that they use 90 days as defined by 2160 hours, so that would be a non-issue.
by thehappypm 5y ago
They actually mentioned that they use 90 days as defined by 2160 hours, so that would be a non-issue.
- varajelle 5y agoIt depends if the certificate itself contains an absolute timestamp for the expiration time, or a validity period.
- wiml 5y agoCertificates contain a pair of absolute times in a Gregorian representation. The ASN.1 time format does support leap seconds (in the usual way, e.g., a time of 23:59:60) but I don't know if X.500 or PKIX restricts that.