The _______ consists of two dates: the first and last on which the certificate is valid.
A) version
B) period of validity
C) extension
D) unique identifier

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The term "period of validity" refers to the dates during which the certificate is considered to be valid or active. Option A ("version") is not correct because a certificate version would refer to different iterations of the same certificate (e.g. version 1.0, 2.0, etc.), but would not necessarily relate to the validity period. Option C ("extension") is also not correct, as this refers to a prolongation of the certificate's validity beyond its initial expiry date. Option D ("unique identifier") is not correct as this would denote a specific identifying code or number associated with the certificate, but would not necessarily relate to its validity period.

The _______ Consists of Two Dates: the First and Last