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CRYPT_E_REVOKED
CRYPT_E_REVOKED (0x80092010) means that revocation checking determined that the certificate context being evaluated has been revoked. This is a final negative validation result, not a temporary network condition.
What the result identifies
CertVerifyRevocation reports the index of the certificate context that caused the failure and may provide a revocation reason. The revoked certificate can be the end-entity certificate or another certificate in the chain, so logging only the leaf certificate is often insufficient for diagnosis.
Correct response
- Identify the revoked certificate and its issuer, serial number, and role in the chain.
- Replace or reissue the affected certificate and update the deployment that selected it.
- Verify that the application is opening the expected certificate store and building the intended chain.
- Do not attempt to resolve the error by bypassing revocation validation; that would accept a credential the issuing authority has withdrawn.
See Microsoft documentation for CertVerifyRevocation.
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