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Digital signature

A digital signature is a mathematical scheme for verifying the authenticity of digital messages or documents. A valid digital signature on a message gives any recipient confidence that the message came from a sender known to the recipient. In contrast, a message authentication code only gives confidence to a specific recipient that the message came from…

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Method

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Notions of security

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Some digital signature algorithms

The current state of use – legal and practical

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Digital signature

Nodes121
Edges120
Triples145
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016529
Components1

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Digital signature

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related to Further reading · 35
Digital signature → Buckley, Chapman, David Whitaker, Dennis Campbell, Digital Evidence, Digital Signatures, E-Commerce, Edition, Electronic Signature Law Review, Electronic Signatures, Electronic Signatures Authentication Technology, Free, Hall/CRC Press, Identities Law, Introduction, Jeremiah, John, Katz, Kromer, Law
has application · 17
Digital signature → An, As, Below, Chicago, For, GPO, One, PC, Penn State, Printing Office, Stanford, The, The United States Government, This, To, Universities, University
related to history · 15
Digital signature → Adi Shamir, Hash, In, Lamport, Len Adleman, Lotus Notes, Martin Hellman, Merkle, Other, Rabin, Ronald Rivest, RSA, Soon, The, Whitfield Diffie
related to The current state of use – legal and practical · 15
Digital signature → An, Bob, Closed' PKI, Commercial PKI, For, If, Most, PKI, PKIs, Quality, Some, Such, The, This, Users
related to WYSIWYS · 11
Digital signature → From, In, It, Pan-European, Peter Landrock, Technically, The, Torben Pedersen, What You See Is, What You Sign, WYSIWYS
related to Non-repudiation · 9
Digital signature → By, Checking, Non-repudiation, Note, Of, Online Certificate Status Protocol, Public, Similarly, Very
related to Using separate key pairs for signing and encryption · 9
Digital signature → After, EU, For, Generally, If, In, Only, Signing, Using
related to Method · 8
Digital signature → Euler's, In, One, RSA, The, This, To, Used
related to Industry standards · 4
Digital signature → Automotive Network Exchange, SAFE-BioPharma Association, Some, These
related to Notions of security · 4
Digital signature → Goldwasser, In, Micali, Rivest

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signature digital key message signatures private public signed signing scheme card forgery algorithm security attack document used smart may sign

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Digital signatureis amathematical scheme for verifying the authenticity of digital messages or documents0.90text
a Bitcoin exchange to detect replaysinstance ofIf signatures are misused as transaction IDs in an attempt by a bank-like system0.80text
this can be exploited to replay transactions.Authenticating a public keyinstance ofIf signatures are misused as transaction IDs in an attempt by a bank-like system0.80text
BLSCRYSTALS-Dilithiuminstance ofStern signature algorithmRabin signature algorithmPairing-based schemes0.80text
a quantum-resistant scheme based on LWE in latticesFalconinstance ofStern signature algorithmRabin signature algorithmPairing-based schemes0.80text
a quantum-resistant scheme based on CVP in latticesSPHINCSinstance ofStern signature algorithmRabin signature algorithmPairing-based schemes0.80text
zero-knowledge proofs or secure computationinstance ofare signature schemes that facilitate efficient cryptographic protocols0.80text
Digital signaturehas applicationAs0.60section
Digital signaturehas applicationThe United States Government0.60section
Digital signaturehas applicationPrinting Office0.60section
Digital signaturehas applicationGPO0.60section
Digital signaturehas applicationUniversities0.60section

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