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We have designed and deployed a system that uses X.509 public-keycertificates (PKC) and attribute certificates (AC) for access control. Thisincludes an authorization service for on-line environments where clients areidentified by X.509 PKCs and their privileges are expressed with X.509 ACs.During a request to a protected resource, a privilege verifier decides if theuser satisfies all the requirements to get access to the controlled resource.In this paper we focus on the steps to be performed by the privilege verifier,which is the entity in charge of validating both the PKCs and the ACs involved.The validation of PKCs and of ACs are two separate tasks but they are closelyrelated. In our system we have identified two distinct entities: the privilegeverifier whose task is to validate ACs, and the certificate validation server,whose task is to validate the PKCs. The validation of PKC is more complex, andit thus can be implemented and provided as a service by a dedicated authority,named Validation Authority. This paper describes the model, architecture andimplementation of this system. It also includes some preliminary measurementsand our future plans for the development of the system.

Preliminary steps in designing and implementing a privilege verifier for PMI