PKI White Papers
A New Paradigm in PKI Architecture: OTPK Technology for Online Digital Signature
Overview This paper presents a paradigm shift in PKI architectures. The OTPK concept is alarmingly simple to understand. Whenever a digital signature is required, the private key is generated, certified, used to compute the digital signature and immediately deleted. All that remains is the digital signature and the public key certificate from the Certification Authority (CA) that is used to verify the digital signature. There is no possible compromise on the private key, no need for user smart cards/USB tokens, no need for CRLs, no need for LDAP directories, no need for OCSP. It is compliant to international digital signature laws.
| Publisher | Data Security Systems Solutions | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | February 2007 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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