XML Digital Signatures in a Nutshell
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Submitted by sneakin on Thu, 2004/12/23 - 12:21.
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I came across XML Digital Signatures in a Nutshell and just read it. It was rather sparse on details, but I did learn that XML digital signatures aren't just signing a stanza. From what the article described, an XML document or fragment can be sent through a series of transformations before it is signed. I need to make my way over to W3.org and give the spec a read sometime, because that article needed some examples to satisfy my appetite.
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