X509Certificate
{
"rsa_public_key_modulus": "string",
"dsa_public_key_y": "string",
"is_ca": false,
"issuer": "string",
"not_after": 0,
"signature": "string",
"dsa_public_key_q": "string",
"dsa_public_key_p": "string",
"rsa_public_key_exponent": "string",
"public_key_algo": "string",
"is_valid": false,
"issuer_cn": "string",
"version": "string",
"subject_cn": "string",
"signature_algorithm": "string",
"serial_number": "string",
"dsa_public_key_g": "string",
"public_key_length": 0,
"not_before": 0,
"subject": "string"
}An RSA public key is made up of the modulus and the public exponent. Modulus is wrap around number
One of the DSA cryptogaphic algorithm's strength parameters
True if this is a CA certificate
the certificate issuers complete distinguished name
the time in epoch milliseconds at which the certificate becomes invalid
the signature value(the raw signature bits) used for signing and validate the cert
One of the DSA cryptogaphic algorithm's strength parameters, sub-prime
One of the DSA cryptogaphic algorithm's strength parameters, prime
An RSA public key is made up of the modulus and the public exponent. Exponent is a power number
Cryptographic algorithm used by the public key for data encryption
True if this certificate is valid
the certificate issuer's common name
Certificate version (default v1)
the certificate owner's common name
the algorithm used by the Certificate Authority to sign the certificate
certificate's serial number
One of the DSA cryptogaphic algorithm's strength parameters, base
size measured in bits of the public/private keys used in a cryptographic algorithm
the time in epoch milliseconds at which the certificate becomes valid
the certificate owners complete distinguished name