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I don't see any support for this. — I have a JWKS which exposes my public keyset. Tension: However, I want to ensure that the keys are not modified in-transit through some man-in-the-middle. Outcome: By having this done with a private key of a certificate, an outside party could use PKI to validate the certificate, thus validate the signature.

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I don't see any support for this. — I have a JWKS which exposes my public keyset. Tension: However, I want to ensure that the keys are not modified in-transit through some man-in-the-middle. Outcome: By having this done with a private key of a certificate, an outside party could use PKI to validate the certificate, thus validate the signature.

I don't see any support for this. — I have a JWKS which exposes my public keyset. Tension: However, I want to ensure that the keys are not modified in-transit through some man-in-the-middle. Outcome: By having this done with a private key of a certificate, an outside party could use PKI to validate the certificate, thus validate the signature. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata