Digital signature authentication ensures electronic record integrity using asymmetric cryptography and hash functions to authenticate records. Authentication of electronic records is effected by affixing a digital signature using an asymmetric crypto system and a hash function that transforms the ... Summary
Digital signature authentication ensures electronic record integrity using asymmetric cryptography and hash functions to authenticate records.
Authentication of electronic records is effected by affixing a digital signature using an asymmetric crypto system and a hash function that transforms the initial record into a reproducible hash result, where the hash function makes it computationally infeasible to reconstruct the original record from the hash or for two distinct records to yield the same hash; key definitions include addressee, originator, computer resource and electronic record, and electronic mail for the offensive-messages provision includes messages and attachments in various media.
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