Google Certificate Authority Service V1 Client - Class RevocationReason (2.1.1)

Reference documentation and code samples for the Google Certificate Authority Service V1 Client class RevocationReason.

A RevocationReason indicates whether a Certificate has been revoked, and the reason for revocation. These correspond to standard revocation reasons from RFC 5280. Note that the enum labels and values in this definition are not the same ASN.1 values defined in RFC 5280. These values will be translated to the correct ASN.1 values when a CRL is created.

Protobuf type google.cloud.security.privateca.v1.RevocationReason

Default unspecified value. This value does indicate that a Certificate has been revoked, but that a reason has not been recorded.

Generated from protobuf enum REVOCATION_REASON_UNSPECIFIED = 0;

Key material for this Certificate may have leaked.

Generated from protobuf enum KEY_COMPROMISE = 1;

The key material for a certificate authority in the issuing path may have leaked.

Generated from protobuf enum CERTIFICATE_AUTHORITY_COMPROMISE = 2;

The subject or other attributes in this Certificate have changed.

Generated from protobuf enum AFFILIATION_CHANGED = 3;

This Certificate has been superseded.

Generated from protobuf enum SUPERSEDED = 4;

This Certificate or entities in the issuing path have ceased to operate.

Generated from protobuf enum CESSATION_OF_OPERATION = 5;

This Certificate should not be considered valid, it is expected that it may become valid in the future.

Generated from protobuf enum CERTIFICATE_HOLD = 6;

This Certificate no longer has permission to assert the listed attributes.

Generated from protobuf enum PRIVILEGE_WITHDRAWN = 7;

The authority which determines appropriate attributes for a Certificate may have been compromised.

Generated from protobuf enum ATTRIBUTE_AUTHORITY_COMPROMISE = 8;