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## When are certificates valid?
Certificates are composites of components that are linked together using [signatures](../08-signing_components).
Certificates are composites of components that are linked together using [signatures](../signing_components).
A certificate can be valid or invalid as a whole. However, even when a certificate is valid, individual components (subkeys or identities) of it can be invalid.

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A flag on {term}`Subpacket`s, that defines their criticality, which is used for validation. See [](criticality_of_subpackets).
Cryptographic Key
A {term}`symmetric<Symmetric Cryptography>` or {term}`asymmetric<Asymmetric Cryptography>` cryptographic key is used for signing and encryption operations. See [](03-cryptography).
A {term}`symmetric<Symmetric Cryptography>` or {term}`asymmetric<Asymmetric Cryptography>` cryptographic key is used for signing and encryption operations. See [](cryptography).
Cryptographic Signature
A raw cryptographic signature is a sequence of bytes created by a {term}`Cryptographic Key`.
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See Wikipedia on [Data Compression](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_compression).
Data Signature
{term}`Cryptographic signature` over binary documents or canonical text documents. See [](/07-signing_data).
{term}`Cryptographic signature` over binary documents or canonical text documents. See [](/signing_data).
Data Signature Packet
An {term}`OpenPGP Signature Packet` which describes a {term}`Data Signature`. See [](/07-signing_data).
An {term}`OpenPGP Signature Packet` which describes a {term}`Data Signature`. See [](/signing_data).
Delegation
OpenPGP users can [delegate authentication decisions](delegation) to third parties, and thus rely on {term}`certifications<Certification>` they issue. The remote party is then called a "{term}`trusted introducer`".
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A piece of software implementing the OpenPGP protocol (to some extend).
OpenPGP Key
Used either for an {term}`OpenPGP Certificate` (containing public key material and metadata), or for an {term}`OpenPGP Private Key`. See [](/04-certificates) for an in-depth discussion.
Used either for an {term}`OpenPGP Certificate` (containing public key material and metadata), or for an {term}`OpenPGP Private Key`. See [](/certificates) for an in-depth discussion.
OpenPGP Message
A data structure, which contains OpenPGP components such as {term}`OpenPGP Certificate` or {term}`OpenPGP Signature Packet` and plaintext or encrypted data.
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See {term}`OpenPGP Signature Packet`.
OpenPGP Signature Packet
A {term}`packet` that contains a raw {term}`cryptographic signature`, a {term}`Signature Type ID` and additional {term}`metadata`. See [](/06-signatures). Basic concepts are introduced in [](/06-signatures) and more detailed use-cases are explained in [](/07-signing_data) and [](/08-signing_components).
A {term}`packet` that contains a raw {term}`cryptographic signature`, a {term}`Signature Type ID` and additional {term}`metadata`. See [](/signatures). Basic concepts are introduced in [](/signatures) and more detailed use-cases are explained in [](/signing_data) and [](/signing_components).
OpenPGP Signature Subpacket
A data structure in a {term}`Signature Packet`, that describes {term}`metadata` and preferences. See [](signature_subpackets).
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See [RFC 5.2.3.18](https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-openpgp-crypto-refresh-12.html#name-signature-expiration-time)
Signature On Component
{term}`Cryptographic signature` associated with {term}`Component Keys<Component Key>` or {term}`Identity Components<Identity Component>`. See [](/08-signing_components).
{term}`Cryptographic signature` associated with {term}`Component Keys<Component Key>` or {term}`Identity Components<Identity Component>`. See [](/signing_components).
Signature Over Data
See {term}`Data Signature`.
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A {term}`Signature` by a third-party on a {term}`Component` of a {term}`Certificate`.
Transferable Secret Key
A Transferable Secret Key (TSK) is the combination of an {term}`OpenPGP Certificate` and the associated {term}`private key material`. Also often referred to as an "OpenPGP private key". It is discussed in detail in [](/05-private).
A Transferable Secret Key (TSK) is the combination of an {term}`OpenPGP Certificate` and the associated {term}`private key material`. Also often referred to as an "OpenPGP private key". It is discussed in detail in [](/private).
Trust Amount
A numerical value between `0` and `255`, stored in {term}`trust signatures<Trust Signature>` used for indicating the degree of reliance on the {term}`delegation`.

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This chapter will cover the overarching principles applicable to all {term}`OpenPGP signature types<OpenPGP Signature Type>`.
For more detail about specific {term}`types of signatures<OpenPGP Signature Type>`, see the chapters on {ref}`signing_data` and {ref}`component_signatures_chapter`, respectively.
For more detail about specific {term}`types of signatures<OpenPGP Signature Type>`, see the chapters on [](/signing_data) and {ref}`component_signatures_chapter`, respectively.
## Structure of an OpenPGP signature packet

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# Signatures over data
In OpenPGP, a *{term}`data signature`* guarantees the {term}`authenticity<Authentication>` and, implicitly, the integrity of certain data. Typical use cases of {term}`data signatures<Data Signature>` include the {term}`authentication` of software packages and emails.