New Certificate Revocation List
Ding Yuan
Abstract
Ding Yuan
Abstract
This paper discusses certificate revocation list (CRL). A CRL based on schedule storage is not perfect and it proposes a new CRL based on binary sorted tree. Compared to other methods, the new method can reduce the average search length that the certificate user looks for the revocative certificate compared with traditional CRL. It is capable of avoiding the disadvantage of the improved CRL that any update will cause the move of the records, and it optimizes the performance of the certificate revocation system. The scheme is easy to be realized.
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This paper discusses certificate revocation list (CRL). A CRL based on schedule storage is not perfect and it proposes a new CRL based on binary sorted tree. Compared to other methods, the new method can reduce the average search length that the certificate user looks for the revocative certificate compared with traditional CRL. It is capable of avoiding the disadvantage of the improved CRL that any update will cause the move of the records, and it optimizes the performance of the certificate revocation system. The scheme is easy to be realized.
Key concepts: Revocation list, Computer science, Certificate, Root certificate, Revocation, Authorization certificate, Public key certificate, Computer security