November 2017
Intermediate to advanced
542 pages
14h 24m
English
Client certificate authentication requires a request for information from the server and a response from the browser to negotiate a trusted authentication relationship between the client (that is, a user's browser) and the server application. This trusted relationship is built through the use of the exchange of trusted and verifiable credentials, known as certificates.
Unlike much of what we have seen up to this point, with client certificate authentication, the servlet container or application server itself is typically responsible for negotiating the trust relationship between the browser and server by requesting a certificate, evaluating it, and accepting it as valid.
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