EndEntitätszertifikat
EndEntitätszertifikat, often translated as End-Entity Certificate, is a digital certificate issued to an end-user or a device. This certificate serves as an electronic identity for the entity and is typically used to authenticate its identity in secure communication protocols. Unlike intermediate or root certificates which form the chain of trust in a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), an end-entity certificate represents the final link, directly validating the subject it's issued to.
These certificates are commonly employed in various security applications. For instance, they are crucial for securing