A certificate consists of a public key, an identifier of the key owner,
and the whole block signed by a trusted third party.

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A certificate indeed contains the public key, an identifier of the key owner (such as a name or email address), and it is signed by a trusted third party (Certificate Authority) to ensure its authenticity.

A Certificate Consists of a Public Key, an Identifier of the Key