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This represents an ASN.1 BIT STRING, which denotes an arbitrary string of bits (X.690 (2015), 8.6).
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, ,The initial octet shall encode, as an unsigned binary integer with bit 1 as the least significant bit, the number of unused bits in the final subsequent octet (X.690 (2015), 8.6.2.2).
This represents an ASN.1 Boolean, which takes on the value true or false (X.690 (2015), 8.2).
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,This represents an ASN.1 GeneralizedTime (X.690 (2015), 11.7).
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This represents an ASN.1 INTEGER, which is a 2’s compliment number (X.690 (2015), 8.3).
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,Use a series of bytes and let the fuzzer make it positive or negative.
This represents an ASN.1 ObjectIdentifier (X.690 (2015), 8.19).
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, ,The contents octets shall be a list of encodings of subidentifiers (X.690 (2015), 8.19.2-4).
This represents an ASN.1 OCTET STRING, which denotes an arbitrary string of bits (X.690 (2015), 8.7).
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, ,(X.690 (2015) 8.19.4): Only three values are allocated from the root node.
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(X.690 (2015) 8.19.4): At most 39 subsequent values from nodes reached by X = 0 and X = 1.
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This represents an ASN.1 UTCTime (X.690 (2015), 11.8).
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The number shall be in the range zero to seven. (X.690 (2015), 8.6.2.2).
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