Thank you, I am trying to wrap your answer around. The concern in here is, yes, in PEM of the Certificate we have this info just in base64 (which is public info, no problem). As well we have a signature in it of the hash of cert data which is ‘signed’/’owned’ by a specific private key value (secret,...

My project requires a secure and trusted connectivity for controls in the local WiFi network between the ESP32 device and other parties (currently testing with python script on PC). I am going to use a standard X509 certificate routines and mTLS within my custom PKI and 'esp_https_server' component....