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A Certificate Authority (CA) is a trusted entity that issues digital certificates after verifying the identity of the certificate holder. These certificates bind the holder’s identity to their public key, ensuring that communications with that entity are authentic and secure. For instance, in HTTPS, the CA ensures that a website claiming to be "example.com" is genuinely operated by the authorized party before issuing a certificate. This verification builds trust between users and the entity they are interacting with. CAs form the backbone of PKI, as they uphold the integrity of digital certificates and enable secure, authenticated communication over the internet. Without this trust, attackers could impersonate legitimate entities, leading to widespread phishing and fraud. Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
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