RAC Certification Authority Operating Regulations
An introduction to the operating rules for RAC Certificate Authorities.
Table of Contents
- Service Introduction
- Information About Operating a RAC Certificate Authority
- Associated laws and regulations
- Contact information for operational regulations
Service Introduction
What is RAC?
An X. 509 v3 electronic certificate that is used to authenticate the entity providing the service for a Remote Reader that reads a card-substituting electromagnetic record through online selective information disclosure. It is defined in the international standard ISO/IEC18013-5:2021.
What is RAC Certificate Authority?
The Certificate Authority hierarchy in RAC consists of the following two levels:
- RAC root certificate authority: The root certificate authority that is the trust anchor for RAC.
- RACSubCA: A certificate authority that issues RACs to authenticate businesses that provide services for Remote Reader.
Information About Operating a RAC Certificate Authority
- Operational rules (CP/CPS)
- RAC Certificate Authority electronic certificate
- Signed electronic certificate fingerprinting for RAC certificate authority (sha256)
- URL of the RAC CRL (distribution point)
- http://mncmdocraccrl.digital.go.jp/mpki/mncmdocRAC-SubCA/cdp.crl
- Information, etc. pertaining to the compromise of the private key of an root certificate authority
- There is no information on the degree of risk.
- Information, etc. pertaining to the compromise of the private key of SubCA
- There is no information on the degree of risk.
Associated laws and regulations
Contact information for operational regulations
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