X509RevocationReason Enum
Definition
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Specifies the reason a certificate was revoked.
public enum class X509RevocationReasonpublic enum X509RevocationReasontype X509RevocationReason = Public Enum X509RevocationReason- Inheritance
Fields
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Unspecified | 0 | Revocation occurred for a reason that has no more specific value. |
| KeyCompromise | 1 | The private key, or another validated portion of an end-entity certificate, is suspected to have been compromised. |
| CACompromise | 2 | The private key, or another validated portion of a Certificate Authority (CA) certificate, is suspected to have been compromised. |
| AffiliationChanged | 3 | The subject's name, or other validated information in the certificate, has changed without anything being compromised. |
| Superseded | 4 | The certificate has been superseded, but without anything being compromised. |
| CessationOfOperation | 5 | The certificate is no longer needed, but nothing is suspected to be compromised. |
| CertificateHold | 6 | The certificate is temporarily suspended, and may either return to service or become permanently revoked in the future. |
| RemoveFromCrl | 8 | The certificate was revoked with CertificateHold on a base Certificate Revocation List (CRL) and is being returned to service on a delta CRL. |
| PrivilegeWithdrawn | 9 | A privilege contained within the certificate has been withdrawn. |
| AACompromise | 10 | It is known, or suspected, that aspects of the Attribute Authority (AA) validated in the attribute certificate have been compromised. |
| WeakAlgorithmOrKey | 11 | The certificate key uses a weak cryptographic algorithm, or the key is too short, or the key was generated in an unsafe manner. |
Remarks
This enum represents the CRLReason enum from IETF RFC 5280 and ITU T-REC X.509.
