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mesh PKI
(I) A non-hierarchical PKI architecture in which there are several
trusted CAs rather than a single root. Each certificate user bases
path validations on the public key of one of the trusted CAs,
usually the one that issued that user's own public-key
certificate. Rather than having superior-to-subordinate
relationships between CAs, the relationships are peer-to-peer, and
CAs issue cross-certificates to each other. (See: hierarchical
PKI, trust-file PKI.)