Digital signature verification permits certificate production and public-key authentication to establish the purported signatory's identity. Proof of a digital signature may be established by requiring production of the relevant Digital Signature Certificate from the purported signatory, the ... Summary
Digital signature verification permits certificate production and public-key authentication to establish the purported signatory's identity.
Proof of a digital signature may be established by requiring production of the relevant Digital Signature Certificate from the purported signatory, the Controller, or the Certifying Authority. The Court may also direct another person to apply the public key listed in that certificate to verify whether the digital signature was affixed by the person it purports to identify.
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