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The trust framework catalogue MUST provide information about trusted certificate authorities via the /trusted_list endpoint

Information about participants is provided in trusted_list objects, as defined below.

Trusted_list object

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Parameters

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Type

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Description

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subject

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Required

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String

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MUST be the certificate authority subject’s name.

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certificate_fingerprint

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Required

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String

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MUST be the SHA256 fingerprint of the certificate.

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validity

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Required

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Object

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Validity of the certificate. MUST contain the value valid or invalid.

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status

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Required

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Object

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Status of the certificate. MUST contain the value granted, withdrawn, supervisionceased or undersupervision.

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{
  "subject": "C=NL, O=Staat der Nederlanden, CN=TEST Staat der Nederlanden Organisatie Services CA - G3",
  "certificate_fingerprint": "DC13FC94FF0149DE1B07F7965F655AED54C6A6BDA7ADF71A732FFCFABC454C7A",
  "validity": "valid",
  "status": "granted"
},

Endpoint

the The /trusted_list endpoint follows the generic technical requirements, as well as the requirements specified for specific methods. The figure below gives an overview of the HTTP methods that are supported by the /trusted_list endpoint. These methods are further detailed and specified in the pages below:

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