Pete Gallagher • 1/24/2026

Using Azure Device Provisioning Service with Self Signed X.509 Certificates – Part 5

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This article is part 5 of a series on using Azure Device Provisioning Service with self-signed X.509 certificates. It details the critical security process of 'proof of possession,' explaining how to verify certificate ownership by generating a verification code, signing a certificate with it, and uploading it to DPS to move certificates from 'Unverified' to 'Verified' status.

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