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Fundamentally, the effective management of {term}`certificates<OpenPGP Certificate>` and a thorough grasp of their {term}`authentication` and {term}`trust models<Trust Model>` are crucial for proficient OpenPGP usage. Although this document offers just a brief overview of these aspects, they form a fundamental part of the broader OpenPGP framework and warrant further study.
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- For an in-depth exploration of OpenPGP's {term}`private key material`, refer to [](/private). This chapter provides essential insights into {term}`private key<Transferable Secret Key>` management and security practices.
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- For an in-depth exploration of OpenPGP's {term}`private key material`, refer to [](/private_keys). This chapter provides essential insights into {term}`private key<Transferable Secret Key>` management and security practices.
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- The bindings that link the {term}`components<Component>` of a {term}`certificate<OpenPGP Certificate>` are comprehensively discussed in [](/signing_components), offering a deeper understanding of {term}`certificate<OpenPGP Certificate>` structure and integrity.
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An {term}`OpenPGP component key`
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```
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{term}`Component keys<OpenPGP Component Key>` containing {term}`private key material` also include {term}`metadata` specifying the password protection scheme. This is another facet of {term}`metadata`, akin to the aforementioned creation timestamp and additional parameters for certain algorithms. However, this discussion focuses on {term}`OpenPGP certificates<OpenPGP Certificate>`, in which the {term}`component keys<OpenPGP Component Key>` contain only the public part of its cryptographic key data. For information on {term}`private keys<Transferable Secret Key>` in OpenPGP, see [](private).
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{term}`Component keys<OpenPGP Component Key>` containing {term}`private key material` also include {term}`metadata` specifying the password protection scheme. This is another facet of {term}`metadata`, akin to the aforementioned creation timestamp and additional parameters for certain algorithms. However, this discussion focuses on {term}`OpenPGP certificates<OpenPGP Certificate>`, in which the {term}`component keys<OpenPGP Component Key>` contain only the public part of its cryptographic key data. For information on {term}`private keys<Transferable Secret Key>` in OpenPGP, see [](private_keys).
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(fingerprint)=
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### Fingerprint
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openpgp.md
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cryptography.md
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certificates.md
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private.md
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private_keys.md
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signatures.md
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signing_data.md
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signing_components.md
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