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Description: The Root CA, or Root Certification Authority, is the highest level of authority in a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) hierarchy. Its primary function is to issue digital certificates that validate the authenticity of other subordinate certification authorities, known as intermediate CAs. These certificates are fundamental for establishing trust in digital communications, as they ensure […]