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The CDR Sandbox replicates the certificate management defined in the Consumer Data Standards. The only notable difference is that the CDR Sandbox certificates are self-signed.

A self-signed Root Certificate Authority (CA) has been created for the CDR Sandbox to handle certificate provisioning and to be used in certificate validation processes.

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The client certificate/s for a Software Product and the server certificate for a Data Holder Brand will be generated from a self-signed Private Intermediate Root CA. The Sandbox Register, Data Holder Brands and Software Products will trust valid certificates that have been generated from the self-signed Private Intermediate Root CA.

For mTLS connections, Software Products are provisioned client certificates and will present the client certificate when interacting with a Data Holder Brand for consumer data sharing and with the Register when discovering Data Holder Brands and requesting a Software Statement Assertion.

The CDR Sandbox self-signed public Root and Intermediate CA certificates below will need to be trusted by your solution.

Certificate Files

Root CA

Intermediate CA

For more information, see https://consumerdatastandardsaustralia.github.io/standards/#certificate-management

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