Private Key Generation Sample Clauses

Private Key Generation. The Subscriber must keep all Private Keys confidential and use reasonable measures to protect the Private Key from disclosure. The Subscriber must request revocation of the Certificate within one working day of any suspected misuse or compromise of a Certificate or Private Key. The Subscriber must generate its key pair using one of the following methods: (i) inside a secure hardware token, (ii) using trustworthy cryptographic software on a local computer system where it is the sole user and administrator, (iii) on a computer system administered by its sponsor or a third party if (a) the key material is generated using trustworthy cryptographic software, (b) access is limited to designated individuals, who are subject to and aware of applicable privacy rules and a professional code of conduct, (c) the private key and pass phrase are not sent in clear text over a network, (d) the encrypted private key file is not sent over the network unprotected, (e) the system is located in a secure environment, where access is controlled and limited to only authorized personnel, and (f) a system does not persistently keep pass phrases or plain text private keys for longer than 24 hours.
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Private Key Generation. For i = 1, 2, the legitimate re- ceiver, Y , upon observing the channel output yn, chooses tn(mt ) such that = nI(X1Q, X2Q, SQ; YQ, TQ|ZQ, Q) + 2ns i i = nI(X1Q, X2Q, SQ; YQ, TQ|ZQ) + 2ns (43)
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Private Key Generation. The Subscriber must keep all Private Keys confidential and use reasonable measures to protect the Private Key from disclosure. The Subscriber must request revocation of the Certificate within one working day of any suspected misuse or compromise of a Certificate or Private Key. The Subscriber must generate its key pair using one of the following methods: (i) inside a secure hardware token, (ii) using trustworthy cryptographic software on a local computer system where it is the sole user and administrator, (iii) on a computer system administered by its sponsor or a third party if (a) the key material is generated using trustworthy cryptographic software, (b) access is limited to designated individuals, who are subject to and aware of applicable privacy rules and a professional code of conduct, (c) the private key and pass phrase are not sent in clear text over a network, (d) the encrypted private key file is not sent over the network unprotected,
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Private Key Generation. You shall generate your Key Pair using one of the following methods: a. Inside a secure hardware token; b. Using trustworthy cryptographic software on a local computer system where You are the sole user and administrator; c. On a computer system administered by your sponsor or a third party if: i. The key material is generated using trustworthy cryptographic software, ii. Access is limited to designated individuals who are subject to and aware of applicable privacy rules and a professional code of conduct, iii. The private key and pass phrase are not sent in clear text over a network, iv. The encrypted private key file is not sent over the network unprotected, v. The system is located in a secure environment, where access is controlled and limited to only authorized personnel, and vi. A system does not persistently keep pass phrases or plain text private keys for longer than 24 hours; or
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