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Digital Signatures and Electronic Contracts

Information Systems Security, 2004
Abstract Both vendors and customers appreciate the convenience, effectiveness, and low cost of conducting business online. E-commerce is quickly enhancing or replacing other forms of traditional commercial activity in both business-to-business and business-to-consumer dealings.
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Digital signatures: is that really you? [electronic signatures]

Engineering Management, 2005
This article considers the types of electronic signature that are currently in use, and touches upon some practical issues relating to who has to prove a signature was used. Areas examined include typed email signatures, 'I accept' icon clicking, PIN numbers, digital biodynamic signatures, and scanned signatures.
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Digital signatures and electronic records

Archival Science, 2007
This paper gives an overview of the archival issues that relate to digitally signed documents. First, by way of introduction, the advanced digital signature is presented briefly. In the second part, a number of problems are discussed that present themselves when a digital signature is used as a proof of authenticity and integrity for digital documents ...
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An Electronic Signature Within The Digital Economy

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2020
The current article is devoted to a digital signature as a new method of authentication within the digital economy. The paper studies a legal nature and a juridical force of a digital signature. The author compares the values of an electronically arranged signature with a personal handwritten counterpart.
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Electronic and digital signatures: in search of a standard

IT Professional, 2000
Electronic commerce has changed the way we buy books, sell Pez dispensers, and pay bills. Now, with the advent of electronic and digital signatures, e-commerce is changing the way we sign and store documents. Eventually, any business that wants to succeed in e-commerce must deal with electronic signatures. As an IT professional, you need to understand:
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Secure electronic bills of lading: blind counts and digital signatures

Electronic Commerce Research, 2010
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A.C. Pagnoni, A. Visconti
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Security of electronic digital signature in maritime industry

2018 IEEE Conference of Russian Young Researchers in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EIConRus), 2018
The prerequisites for creating an EDS. As the development of information technology, as well as with the widespread introduction of new technologies in various areas, including the economic. The predominantly strong and weak aspects of signal transmission and processing under external and internal attacks from the position of reliability for the marine
Sergei G. Chernyi, Aslamin A. Ali, Vycheslav V. Veselkov, Ivan L. Titov, Vlad Yu. Budnik   +4 more
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Digital signatures: are they legal for electronic commerce?

IEEE Communications Magazine, 1994
In electronic commerce, like elsewhere, certain types of messages are inherently more sensitive than others. For example, a contract acceptance is more sensitive than a notice of goods delivery. One requires more integrity and assurance. One will be retained, the other discarded.
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Interoperability of the national system of electronic digital signatures

Cybernetics and Systems Analysis, 2009
The reasons of the absence of interoperability of the National system of electronic digital signatures (EDS) are analyzed based on systems analysis. An attempt is made to substantiate the minimax (minimum costs and maximum results) way of solving interoperability problems in EDS infrastructure in both Ukraine and foreign states.
A. O. Melashchenko, O. L. Perevozchikova
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The proposed digital signature standard: Implications for electronic commerce

Computer Law & Security Report, 1992
Abstract On August 30, 1991 following considerable speculation, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released A Proposed Federal Information Processing Standard for Digital Signature Standard (DSS) . A digital signature standard should significantly enhance the development of electronic data security techniques, increasing the ...
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